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2019 MEDIA GUIDE

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IntroductionTable of Contents/Quick Facts ...............................................12019 Roster ...........................................................................................22019 Outlook .........................................................................................3Rasmussen Fitness & Sports Center ..............................4Creighton Sports Complex .........................................................5

Meet the BluejaysHead Coach Brent Vigness ................................................. 6-9Assistant Coach Renae Sinkler-O’Gorman................ 10Assistant Coach Micaela Whitney ..................................... 11Support Staff ...................................................................................... 11Player Profiles ..........................................................................12-32

2018 in Review2018 Results ......................................................................................332018 Stats ........................................................................................... 342018 BIG EAST Standings and Awards .....................35

2019 OpponentsNon-Conference Opponents ....................................... 36-38Conference Opponents .............................................................39Series Results ...................................................................................40

Record BookYear-by-Year Statistics ................................................... 41-42Year-by-Year Leaders .....................................................43-46Miscellaneous Records .............................................................. 45Single-Season Records ...................................................48-49Career Records .......................................................................50-51Individual Single-Game Records .......................................52Bluejay All-Americans .......................................................53-56Creighton Softball Hall of Famers...................................56All-Time Roster ................................................................................57Year-by-Year Results ...................................................... 58-67

This is CreightonCreighton University ..........................................................68-69Creighton Administration ........................................................70Omaha, Nebraska ........................................................................... 71Head Coaches ................................................................................... 72Athletics Staff ................................................................................... 73Student-Athlete Support .......................................................... 74Athletic Performance/Training ...........................................75Media Information .........................................................................76

Creighton Quick Facts

General InformationLocation ....................................................................................Omaha, Neb.Founded ........................................................................................................1878Enrollment ............................................................................................... 8,910Nickname ............................................................................................BluejaysColors ................................................................................... Blue and WhiteAffiliation ...........................................................................NCAA Division IConference ..................................................................................... BIG EASTPresident ....................Rev. Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J., Ph.D.Director of Athletics .......................................Bruce RasmussenSWA ...................................................................................Brandy MenaughAthletics Ticket Office ........................................402-280-5297

Bluejay SoftballHead Coach .........................................................................Brent Vigness

Alma Mater ..........................Central College (Iowa), 1988Career Record / Years ..........................905-631-4 / 30Record at CU / Years ............................757-560-3 / 25

Assistant Coach ................................Renae Sinkler-O’GormanAlma Mater ...........................................................Creighton, 2011

Assistant Coach ....................................................Micaela WhitneyAlma Mater ..........................................................Creighton, 2016

Home Field ............................................Creighton Sports ComplexCapacity .......................................................................................... 1,000Surface ............................... AstroTurf® GameDay Grass™ Dimensions ....................................................Lines 190; CF 215

2018 Overall Record ...................................................................28-15 Home ......................................................................................................13-6 Away.........................................................................................................6-5 Neutral.....................................................................................................9-42018 BIG EAST Record/Finish ....................................12-3/2nd Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...............................................16/5Newcomers........................................................................................................7Conference Regular-Season Titles .............................................9Conference Tournament Titles.......................................................9NCAA Tournament Appearances .................................................12College World Series Appearances ...........................................2

Sports InformationSoftball SID ..............................................Anthony RobinsonOffice Phone .................................................402-280-5801E-mail ................................anthonyrobinson@creighton.eduAthletic Website .......................................GoCreighton.comTwitter ...........................................................@BluejaySoftballFacebook ................................................... Creighton SoftballInstagram ...................................................CreightonSoftball

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Kiele Miller led the BIG EAST with a 1.42 ERA during league play and made the All-BIG EAST Second Team.

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2019 Roster

Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School / High School)

1 Sydney Jenkins OF L/R 5-5 Jr. Newton, Iowa (Newton)2 Jayci Foster IF R/R 5-7 Sr. Papillion, Neb. (East Tennessee St. / Papillion-La Vista South)3 Victoria Alvarez IF R/R 5-5 So. Montebello, Calif. (Montebello)4 Kristin Fry OF R/R 5-7 Jr. Mahtomedi, Minn. (Mahtomedi)5 Ashley Cantu OF L/R 5-8 Jr. Frisco, Texas (Frisco Lone Star)6 Jacey Sawyer OF L/R 5-6 So. Rapid City, S.D. (Stevens)7 Kiele Miller P R/R 5-6 So. Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs)8 Kiahana Scott C R/R 5-3 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (East Central)9 Sam Alm UT R/R 5-7 Fr. Omaha, Neb. (MIllard West)

10 Mikaela Pechar C R/R 5-7 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West)11 Logan Black P R/R 5-10 So. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West)

12 Kaitlynn Hunt IF/C R/R 5-7 Jr. Ashland, Neb. (Nebraska-Omaha / Mead) 14 Hope Bonar C R/R 5-7 So. Bellevue, Neb. (West) 15 Kailey Wilson IF L/L 5-10 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest) 16 Nikki McNeil IF R/R 5-9 Sr. Omaha, Neb. (Benedictine / Millard South) 17 Laura Roecker P R/R 5-9 Sr. Elkhorn, Neb. (Nebraska-Omaha / Elkhorn) 18 Kiara Mills UT R/R 5-8 Fr. West Covina, Calif. (St. Lucy’s Priory) 19 Nicole Simonson OF R/R 5-6 Jr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Southern Utah / Aliso Niguel) 20 Kate Mullally P R/R 5-8 Fr. Seward, Neb. (Seward) 21 Kelli Finan UT R/R 5-8 Sr. La Quinta, Calif. (Long Beach State / La Quinta) 22 Courtney Sandell OF L/R 5-7 So. Malcolm, Neb. (Malcolm) 23 Valentina Bertrand C R/R 5-7 Sr. Cave Creek, Ariz. (Cactus Shadows) 24 Mileah McKelvy OF L/R 5-8 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Benson)

Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School / High School)

9 Sam Alm UT R/R 5-7 Fr. Omaha, Neb. (MIllard West)3 Victoria Alvarez IF R/R 5-5 So. Montebello, Calif. (Montebello)

23 Valentina Bertrand C R/R 5-7 Sr. Cave Creek, Ariz. (Cactus Shadows)11 Logan Black P R/R 5-10 So. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West)

14 Hope Bonar C R/R 5-7 So. Bellevue, Neb. (West)5 Ashley Cantu OF L/R 5-8 Jr. Frisco, Texas (Frisco Lone Star)

21 Kelli Finan UT R/R 5-8 Sr. La Quinta, Calif. (Long Beach State / La Quinta)4 Kristin Fry OF R/R 5-7 Jr. Mahtomedi, Minn. (Mahtomedi)

12 Kaitlynn Hunt IF/C R/R 5-7 Jr. Ashland, Neb. (Nebraska-Omaha / Mead) 1 Sydney Jenkins OF L/R 5-5 Jr. Newton, Iowa (Newton)2 Jayci Foster IF R/R 5-7 Sr. Papillion, Neb. (East Tennessee St. / Papillion-La Vista South)

24 Mileah McKelvy OF L/R 5-8 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Benson) 16 Nikki McNeil IF R/R 5-9 Sr. Omaha, Neb. (Benedictine / Millard South)

7 Kiele Miller P R/R 5-6 So. Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) 18 Kiara Mills UT R/R 5-8 Fr. West Covina, Calif. (St. Lucy’s Priory) 20 Kate Mullally P R/R 5-8 Fr. Seward, Neb. (Seward) 10 Mikaela Pechar C R/R 5-7 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West) 17 Laura Roecker P R/R 5-9 Sr. Elkhorn, Neb. (Nebraska-Omaha / Elkhorn) 22 Courtney Sandell OF L/R 5-7 So. Malcolm, Neb. (Malcolm)

6 Jacey Sawyer OF L/R 5-6 So. Rapid City, S.D. (Stevens)8 Kiahana Scott C R/R 5-3 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (East Central)

19 Nicole Simonson OF R/R 5-6 Jr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Southern Utah / Aliso Niguel) 15 Kailey Wilson IF L/L 5-10 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest)

Head Coach: Brent Vigness (Central College [Iowa], 1988) - 26th season at CreightonAssistant Coach: Renae Sinkler-O’Gorman (Creighton, 2011) - Seventh SeasonAssistant Coach: Micaela Whitney (Creighton, 2016) - Second SeasonUndergraduate Student Assistant Coach: Hope Moreno - First Season

Pronunciation Guide Valentina Bertrand: ............................................Ber • TRANHope Bonar: ..................................................................... BONE • rAshley Cantu: .................................................................CAN • tooKelli Finan: ....................................................................... FINE • anJayci Foster: ...............................................................JAYCE • eeMileah McKelvy: .................................... Muh • LEE • uh .....................................................................................Mick • KEL • veeKiele Miller: ...........................................................................KY • leeKiara Mills: ............................................................. Kee • R • uhKate Mullally: ......................Muh • LOLLY (like lollipop)Mikaela Pechar: .......................................Muh • KAY • luh .....................................................................................................Puh • CARLaura Roecker: ............................................................RUCK • erCourtney Sandell: .................................................. San • DELLJacey Sawyer: .........................................................JAYCE • eeKiahana Scott: ................................................ KEE • ah • nuhKailey Wilson: ................................................................KAY • leeMicaela Whitney: .........................................Muh • KAY • luh

Breakdown by Class Seniors (5): Valentina Bertrand, Kelli Finan, Jayci Foster, Nikki McNeil, Laura RoeckerJuniors (7): Ashley Cantu, Kristin Fry, Kaitlynn Hunt, Sydney Jenkins, Mileah McKelvy, Mikaela Pehcar, Nicole SimonsonSophomores (6): Victoria Alvarez, Logan Black, Hope Bonar, Kiele Miller, Courtney Sandell, Jacey SawyerFreshmen (5): Sam Alm, Kiara Mills, Kate Mullally, Kiahana Scott, Kailey Wilson

Breakdown by StateArizona (1): Valentina BertrandCalifornia (4): Victoria Alvarez, Kelli Finan, Kiara Mills, Nicole SimonsonColorado (1): Kailey WilsonIowa (1): Sydney JenkinsMinnesota (1): Kristin FryNebraska (11): Sam Alm, Hope Bonar, Logan Black, Jayci Foster, Kaitlynn Hunt, Mileah McKelvy, Nikki McNeil, Kate Mullally, Mikaela Pechar, Laura Roecker, Courtney SandellSouth Dakota (1): Jacey SawyerTexas (3): Ashley Cantu, Kiele Miller, Kiahana Scott

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2019 OutlookSeason Preview

The 2019 Creighton softball team enters the new year following its best finish since joining the BIG EAST.

The Bluejays ended 2018 with 15 victories during their final 19 games, including a stretch of six consecutive wins before falling during the BIG EAST Championship game in Rosemont, Illinois.

Last season’s squad claimed 12 victories during the BIG EAST regular-season schedule, the most since joining the league in 2014 and achieved its best winning percentage in conference action (.800, 12-3) since 2008.

The Bluejays set program bests for team slugging percentage (.477) and on-base percentage (.409), while achieving a .316 batting average, the best mark in head coach Brent Vigness’ tenure at Creighton and second-best in school history. The Bluejays earned 28 victories, the most since 2014.

Creighton returns five position players that started at least half of last season’s games, and two pitchers that started a combined 32 games. The Bluejays received five first-place votes and 43 points for the top position in the 2019 BIG EAST Preseason Coaches’ Poll.

PitchingKiele Miller returns poised to lead the Bluejay pitching staff after pacing the team with 135.2 innings pitched as a freshman.

The All-BIG EAST Second Team selection posted 147 strikeouts and led the BIG EAST with a 1.42 ERA during league action (59.0 IP).

Logan Black contributed 55.1 innings in the circle during her freshman campaign last year. Black started one game during each conference series and ranked second on the team in overall starts (12) and wins (8).

The Bluejays added Laura Roecker for the new season. Roecker spent three seasons at Nebraska-Omaha and earned Second Team All-Summit League honors in 2016.

Kate Mullally joins the Creighton program from Seward, Nebraska. Mullally helped lead Seward to a runner-up finish at the 2017 Nebraska Class B State Tournament while posting a 2.28 ERA with 175 strikeouts. She ended her high school career as Seward’s career leader in wins (73) and second in strikeouts (614).

InfieldJayci Foster will anchor the Creighton infield after starting 39 games at second base last season. The Papillion, Nebraska native held Creighton’s longest hitting streak at 13 games and ranked second on the team in home runs

with six, including a walk-off homer during extra innings against Providence to kick start the Bluejays’ best BIG EAST run to date.

Junior Kaitlynn Hunt also returns up the middle after making 32 starts at shortstop. She ranked third on the team with 50 assists (one behind Foster) and did not commit an error during conference play.

The corner infield positions are open as four-year starter Tash Coffiel graduated after starting 165 games, primarily at third base, and Hope Moreno transitioned from playing first base in 2018 during her final year of eligibility to an undergraduate student assistant coach position for the 2019 season.

Returners Victoria Alvarez and Kelli Finan each saw time at infield positions, but neither have a starting spot solidified.

Alvarez started four games at third base and seven at shortstop while recording 17 assists and a .367 on-base percentage at the plate.

Finan primarily played in left field (25 starts), but also saw time at first base (seven starts), second base (four starts) and shortstop (two starts). The Long Beach State transfer made an immediate impact during her first season in the Bluejay lineup by leading the team with 36 RBIs and ranking second in slugging percentage (.579).

Freshmen Kailey Wilson, Sam Alm and Kiara Mills will each fight for a starting nod.

Wilson, the 2017 Colorado High School Athletic Association 5A Player of the Year, owns a powerful bat, and will seek the primary first base position.

Alm begins her Creighton career after posting a Nebraska Class A state record for career batting averge (.534) and setting Millard West’s career hit mark with 203. She can play nearly any position across the diamond in both the infield and outfield.

Mills, another utility infielder and former club teammate of Alvarez, helped lead the St. Lucy’s Priory Regents to the 2017 CIF South section semifinals.

OutfieldCreighton’s outfield will be guided by lead-off hitter Ashley Cantu. The 2017 All-BIG EAST selection and 2018 BIG EAST All-Tournament team honoree is the only Bluejay that started all 43 games last season. She led the team in multiple offensive categories and became the eighth player in program history to finish the season with a batting average better than .400 (min. 2 AB/game played). Cantu also finished ninth in Division I with 1.05 runs per game and posted Creighton’s best individual on-base

percentage (.479) since her sister, Alexis, set the school record with a .547 mark in 2012.

After primarily playing in right field each of the past two seasons, Cantu may slide into center for her junior season.

Finan and sophomore Courtney Sandell each started multiple games in the outfield last season for the Bluejays, and fourth-year junior Mileah McKelvy, Southern Utah transfer Nicole Simonson and Alm will each fight for playing time.

Juniors Sydney Jenkins and Kristin Fry and sophomore Jacey Sawyer add depth to the Bluejays outfield, but all three will primarily appear in pinch-running situations. The trio combined for 23 runs as pinch runners in 2018.

Catcher/Designated PlayerAfter spending the past two seasons as Creighton’s second catcher, junior Mikaela Pechar will have her chance as the primary backstop this year. Pechar made 11 starts behind the plate and led the squad with 25 pinch-hit plate appearances last season. She ranked fifth on the team with 22 RBIs a year ago and nine of her 19 hits were of the extra-base variety.

Valentina Bertrand, Hope Bonar and Kiahana Scott will each have opportunities for playing time at catcher, while Hunt may see time behind the plate after primarily playing catcher at Nebraska-Omaha in 2017.

Creighton used eight different players as a starting designated player a year ago, and 2019 may feature a similar variety.

Senior Nikki McNeil, the freshman trio of Wilson, Alm and Mills and McKelvy will each likely appear in the offensive specialist position throughout the season.

Ashley Cantu returns after leading the Bluejays in many offensive categories during 2018, including batting average (.401), on-base percentage (.479), hits (57), runs (45) and walks (22).


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“I think the Rasmussen Center is most helpful for us simply because of the size of the facility and the size of our game field. We are able to do things inside that we have not been able to do in years past. We are very thankful and blessed to be able to have a facility like the Rasmussen Center.”

- Head coach Brent Vigness

Rasmussen Fitness & Sports Center The Rasmussen Fitness & Sports Center, a 50,000-square-foot building offering a multipurpose fieldhouse with synthetic turf for athletic team practices and intramural sports, was officially opened on Oct. 23, 2012. In addition to the indoor practice area, the Rasmussen Center offers a suspended two-lane running track and a fitness level furnished with cardio, circuit-training and free-weight equipment for all Creighton students, faculty and staff. Named for McCormick Endowed Athletic Director Bruce Rasmussen, the facility was made possible by generous gifts from Ruth and Bill Scott as well as several other donors. The Scotts have been long-time supporters and friends of Creighton. In 1995 the Scotts established a scholarship for international students who enrolled in the School of Medicine. The Nebraska natives have deep roots in the Omaha community and have donated millions of dollars to more than 100 different organizations. Rasmussen has been with Creighton for 39 years, the last 25 years as athletic director. During his tenure, Creighton’s athletic teams have risen to national prominence both on and off the field. Since Rasmussen assumed the role of athletic director, Creighton has won 38 regular-sea-son and 41 conference tournament titles, which have helped lead to 84 postseason appearances. Creighton was the only school in the history of the Missouri Valley Conference to make 15 straight men’s basketball postseasons, and have made the NCAA Tourney in men’s soccer in 24 of the past 27 years. Creighton’s reputation as one of the nation’s top academic institutions is reflected in the success Bluejay student-athletes have had in the classroom during Rasmussen’s service as athletic director. Creighton’s baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s soccer and men’s and women’s tennis teams all have received national awards for their academic success. Bluejay student-athletes consistently own collective GPAs of 3.25 or above. Rasmussen was inducted into the Omaha Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. A member of the College World Series of Omaha, Inc., Executive Committee, Rasmussen played a vital role in seeing that Creighton and the city of Omaha remain as hosts of the College World Series. Rasmussen also has been a member of the prestigious NCAA Men’s Basketball Selection Committee. The Rasmussen Center serves as the primary practice facility for Creighton softball during the winter months.


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Creighton Sports Complex The Creighton Sports Complex, which includes the Kitty Gaughan Pavilion, is home to Bluejay softball. The sports complex opened in 1988 and was renovated in 2000, while the Kitty Gaughan Pavilion was completed and dedicated in 2001. In 2011, work crews removed the old artificial turf from the softball field as the venue received numerous upgrades that summer. The old turf, which was installed in 1999, was replaced with a state-of-the-art, softball-specific surface. AstroTurf® GameDay Grass™ 3D is the new surface at the Creighton Sports Complex and is designed to play more like real grass. The surface also comes with a drainage system. In addition to the new playing field, padding was added to the outfield wall and the center field fence was raised for an improved batter’s eye. The facility now features a new scoreboard as well, located beyond the right field fence. In 2006, the softball field added a section of chairback seats be-hind homeplate and an enclosed press box. The Kitty Gaughan Pavilion provides several amenities not just for the baseball and softball programs, but for the entire athletic department. The Pavilion contains offices, locker rooms and indoor batting cages for both programs. It also contains a training room, an umpire locker room, a kitchenette, concession area, public restrooms, furnished lounge area with televisions, an indoor viewing area and viewing deck. In 2000 Jackie Gaughan generously supported the construction of CU’s baseball and softball indoor complex and he requested that the building be named in honor of his mother, Kitty. The Kitty Gaughan Pavilion was formally dedicated on Oct. 27, 2001.


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The winningest coach in Creighton athletics history, Brent Vigness enters his 26th season at the helm the Bluejays. He owns 757 victories during 25 seasons in Omaha. Overall, the central Iowa native boasts 905 career wins in 30 years.

En route to a runner-up finish in the 2018 BIG EAST Championship, Vigness earned his 900th career victory with a 5-4 win at home against Georgetown on April 28, 2018.

Vigness claimed his 700th win at Creighton with a 3-2 victory over South Dakota State on March 10, 2016.

After 20 seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference, Vigness led Creighton into its inaugural BIG EAST campaign in 2014. The Bluejays advanced to the semifinals of the BIG EAST Championship in their first year in the league. Fittingly, Vigness reached the 800-win career mark in conjunction with the program’s first BIG EAST victory at Butler on March 22, 2014.

A four-time MVC Coach of the Year, he led the Bluejays to seven MVC regular-season titles (1998-2000, 2007-09, 2013), six Valley tournament titles (1999, 2003-05, 2007, 2010) and seven NCAA regional appearances (1999, 2003-05, 2007-08, 2010). He claimed MVC Coach of the Year honors in 1998 and guided the MVC Coaching Staffs of the Year in 2007, 2008 and 2013.

Head Coach Brent Vigness

Vigness coached his 1,000th game at Creighton and recorded his 600th win at CU in 2012. He earned victory No. 600 at Creighton on April 21 in a 4-3 win against Evansville. A year prior, Vigness became the winningest coach in Creighton athletics history. The Bluejays’ 9-3 win at Iowa State on March 31, 2011 marked his 565th victory at Creighton, moving Vigness past CU Hall of Fame softball coach Mary Higgins for the most wins by any head coach in school history. His 905 career victories ranks 20th among active coaches in NCAA Division I softball.

The Bluejays captured more combined MVC regular-season and tournament titles than any other Valley program over their last 16 years in the MVC, with 12 titles in that span. In addition to the 2013 title, Vigness twice guided the Bluejays to three straight regular-season titles – from 1998 to 2000 and from 2007 to 2009. From 1998-2013 the Bluejays captured seven regular-season Valley titles, won six MVC tournament crowns and appeared in nine MVC tournament championship games. The 2008 team set a school record with 21 conference victories, while the 2005 Creighton squad became just the second team in league history to win three consecutive tournament titles.

Year-By-Year RecapDuring his 25th season at the helm of the Bluejays, Vigness guided his 2018 squad to a 28-15 record and an appearance in the BIG EAST Championship in Rosemont, Illinois for the first time since 2014. Three Bluejays earned All-BIG EAST recognition as Sam Crowley made the First Team, while Kiele Miller and Tash Coffiel made the Second Team. Crowley also earned Google Cloud Academic All-America status and NFCA All-Region honors. Creighton improved its win total by 10 from the previous year, the team’s best improvement since a 17-win jump between 2006 and 2007.

Vigness guided the Bluejays’ through their fourth season in the BIG EAST Conference (2017) with an 18-32 record. Creighton had three All-BIG EAST selections, as freshman Sam Dellinger made the first team, while senior Aujanae McCoy and freshman Ashley Cantu made the second team.

He led Creighton to a 25-22 record during the 2016 season. Allie Reinhart earned her second consecutive All-BIG EAST Second Team selection, and joined Michelle Trulin on the all-conference second team, as the Bluejays had multiple outfielders named first or second-team all-conference for the first time since 2004.

Vigness directed the Bluejays to a 22-21 record in 2015, Creighton’s second season in the BIG EAST Conference. Senior Liz Dike led the Jays with a .418 batting average and earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors.

In 2014 the Bluejays finished fourth in their inaugural season as a member of the BIG EAST Conference. CU concluded the year with an overall record of 29-24 and a conference mark of 10-10. The Bluejays finished conference play strong by reeling off four consecutive victories to earn a bid to the BIG EAST Championship.

Senior Becca Changstrom finished her outstanding four-year career second all-time in starts (115), appearances (133) and complete games (93) in Creighton history. She also ranked third in wins (74), strikeouts (860) and innings pitched (766). Changstrom was a four-time all-conference selection, including a 2014 All-BIG EAST First Team selection.

The Bluejays surprised some in the MVC by winning the regular-season title in 2013 after being picked fourth in the preseason poll. Despite earning a No. 1 seed, Creighton fell 1-0 to UNI in the MVC tournament semifinals after a lead-off home run proved to be the difference. Senior Amy Baker’s record-setting year and Changstrom’s strong showing in

Brent VignessHead Coach

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Brent Vigness with Creighton SWA Brandy Menaugh after receiving an award from Creighton Athletics for his 900th career victory.


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Head Coach Brent Vignessthe circle led the Jays to a 29-18 overall record and 15-7 conference mark. Baker ended her prolific four-year Bluejay career as the Creighton and MVC career leader in home runs (58) as well as RBI (167). Changstrom attained MVC Pitcher of the Year honors after claiming the pitching triple crown with 13 wins, 133 strikeouts and a 1.34 ERA during conference play. She also claimed All-MVC First Team, MVC All-Tournament Team and NFCA All-Midwest Region Second Team honors after posting a 22-9 overall record, a career-high 254 strikeouts and 1.70 ERA on the year. In 2012 Creighton jumped out to its second-best start in school history by winning its first seven games before playing five contests against ranked opponents over an eight-game span. The Bluejays finished the MVC regular season in fifth at 15-11 and a final record of 28-25-1. A potent Bluejay offense scored at least 10 runs in a game 11 times and scored a school record of 294 runs. CU led the MVC with a .292 batting average, 56 homers, 275 RBI and a .464 slugging percentage. Alexis Cantu led the MVC with 17 homers, 46 walks, a .547 on-base percentage and a .802 slugging percentage. She set league records with 13 homers and 34 RBI during conference action. After the loss of two Easton All-Americans in 2010 -- seniors Tara Oltman and Renae Sinkler -- 2011 was a rebuilding year for Creighton. The Bluejays returned just three starters and added 11 freshmen to the roster. The team finished in sixth place at 12-12 in the MVC and posted a 25-28 overall record. Baker hit a league-leading 18 homers and paced the team with 33 RBI. Ellen Homan became the first freshman to lead Creighton in hitting since 1989 with 52 hits, 15 multi-hit games, 25 runs scored and a .308 average.

The 2010 Bluejays overcame a 2-5 MVC start to finish 18-7 in league play and sweep through the MVC Tournament for their sixth Valley postseason crown under Vigness. Led by two-time MVC Player of the Year and NFCA All-American Sinkler’s school and MVC record 24 home runs, the team set a school record with 66 homers. Three-time Easton All-American pitcher Oltman ended her record-setting career by becoming the first student-athlete in school history to earn first-team all-conference honors four times. She also set a single-season school record with 32 wins. Vigness logged career win No. 700 in a victory over Southern Illinois on May 14 during the Bluejays’ 2010 MVC tournament title run. The Jays dropped a pair of 3-2 contests to host No. 8 Missouri and DePaul at the NCAA Regional in Columbia, Missouri, to end the season.

Creighton clinched its third consecutive regular-season title in 2009. The Bluejays finished at 35-16 overall and ranked ninth in the nation with a school-record .975 fielding percentage. Despite an impressive résumé, including being the first visiting team to shut out Arizona on its home field since 2005, and a no-hitter against nationally ranked Southern Illinois, the Bluejays were left out of the NCAA Tournament after losing the MVC Championship game. Oltman became the first three-time MVC Pitcher of the Year and the first NFCA All-American under Vigness’ watch. Vigness captured his 500th Bluejay victory with a win over Bradley on April 4, 2009. In 2008 the Bluejays posted their fourth 40-win season in a five-year span, finishing with a 43-17 overall mark and 21-3 Valley record to claim another regular-season crown.

Vigness’ Career Coaching Ledger Assumption College, 1989-1993

Year Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Notes 1989 27-13 .675 12-4 .750 NE 10 Coach of the Year 1990 37-14 .725 14-4 .778 1991 34-15-1 .690 15-3 .833 NE 10 Coach of the Year 1992 31-16 .660 14-4 .778 Led nation with .370 batting average 1993 19-13 .594 9-9 .500 AC 148-71-1 .675 64-24 .727

Creighton University, 1994-Present 1994 24-31 .436 6-10 .375 1995 32-19 .627 9-9 .500 1996 17-24 .415 6-12 .333 1997 32-30 .516 10-4 .714 1998 33-15 .688 16-2 .889 MVC Coach of the Year, MVC Champions 1999 31-28 .525 11-3 .786 MVC regular-season & Tournament Champs 2000 34-22 .607 11-7 .611 Third straight regular-season MVC title 2001 30-27 .526 16-10 .615 Fifth consecutive 30-win season 2002 28-28 .500 18-7 .720 2003 26-24 .520 14-12 .538 MVC Tournament Champs, NCAA Tourney 2004 44-17-1 .718 17-8 .680 MVC Tournament Champs, 3-2 NCAA Tourney 2005 44-13 .772 19-8 .704 MVC Tournament Champs, Top 25 Ranking 2006 23-27 .460 10-13 .435 2007 40-14-1 .736 19-4-1 .813 MVC Staff of the Year, MVC Champions 2008 43-17 .716 21-3 .875 MVC Staff of the Year, MVC Champions 2009 35-16 .686 19-6 .760 MVC regular-season champions 2010 37-23 .617 18-7 .720 MVC Tournament Champs, NCAA Tourney 2011 25-28 .472 12-12 .500 All-time winningest coach in CU history 2012 28-25-1 .528 15-11 .577 1,000th game and 600th win at CU 2013 29-18 .617 15-7 .682 MVC Staff of the Year, MVC Champions 2014 29-24 .547 10-10 .500 First season in BIG EAST, Conference semis 2015 22-21 .512 7-12 .368 2016 25-22 .532 7-11 .389 700th win at CU 2017 18-32 .360 8-13 .380 2018 28-15 .651 12-3 .800 900th career victory, Conference Runner-up CU 757-560-3 .575 326-204-1 .615 Career 905-631-4 .589 390-228-1 .631


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Head Coach Brent VignessCreighton’s 19-2 home record in 2008 included an unblemished 12-0 mark in league play and marked the most home wins by the Bluejays since 1989. After earning an at-large NCAA bid, the Jays suffered two 2-1 eight-inning losses to No. 18 Long Beach State and host Iowa at the NCAA Regional in Iowa City. Highlights included a win at two-time defending NCAA champion No. 7 Arizona and Sinkler’s selection as USA Softball’s National Player of the Week on April 14. The 2007 Bluejays rebounded from a disappointing 2006 campaign by tearing through the MVC for their first regular-season title since 2000. Oltman and Amanda Hess anchored a staff that ranked No. 20 in the NCAA with a 1.76 ERA. The Jays dominated the MVC Tournament, toppling nationally ranked Southern Illinois in the title game to capture their fourth postseason title and NCAA bid in a five-year span. Creighton eliminated NCAA Regional host Nebraska with a 2-1 victory in Lincoln before bowing out of the tournament. Vigness led the Bluejays to three straight MVC Tournament titles and NCAA Regional appearances from 2003-05. He captured his first postseason NCAA victory and the Jays’ first since 1989 with a 3-1 win over Florida International at the 2003 NCAA Regional in Lincoln. Vigness was tabbed the MVC Coach of the Year in 1998, after capturing the first of three straight MVC regular-season crowns with a 16-2 mark in Valley play. After claiming the 1999 MVC tournament title Vigness led Creighton to its first NCAA tournament appearance in nine seasons as Creighton Hall of Fame player Heidi Geier earned Easton Second Team All-America honors. The following year Vigness coached CU to a share of the 2000 regular-season title. Vigness arrived in Omaha after leading Division II Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts, to a 148-71-1 (.675) mark between 1989 and 1993. Vigness left as the winningest coach in Assumption College history. He guided the Lady Hounds to three consecutive 30-win seasons. The 37 victories posted by his 1990 Assumption College squad is the second-best single-season mark in school history. In 1992, Vigness became the youngest coach in the school’s history to amass 100 wins. He was named the Northeast 10 Conference Coach of the Year in both 1989 and 1991 after leading the Lady Hounds to the league regular-season title. Vigness’ 1992 Assumption squad led all Division II teams in batting average - hitting an amazing .370 for the season. In his first season at Assumption of 1989 Vigness was hired as head softball coach, assistant women’s basketball coach and women’s athletic trainer before dropping the latter two positions to concentrate solely on softball.

From 1986 to 1988 Vigness served as a student assistant softball coach at Central College in Pella, Iowa, where he graduated in 1988 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and recreation. Central College reached the Division III national quarterfinals in each of Vigness’ three seasons there, finishing as the national runner-up in 1986 and national champion in 1988. A two-year letterwinner in football at Central College, Vigness lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track at Nesco High School in Zearing, Iowa. As a senior, he was the captain of both the football and basketball teams and earned all-conference honors in both football and baseball. Vigness and his wife, Cris, have three sons: Brady, Boyd and Bryce.


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Head Coach Brent Vigness


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Assistant Coach Renae Sinkler-O’Gorman

Two-time Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year Renae Sinkler-O’Gorman returns to the Bluejay dugout for her seventh season as an assistant coach. The 2010 NFCA All-America first baseman works with hitters, pitchers, outfielders and infielders.

Sinkler-O’Gorman was a part of the 2013 MVC Coaching Staff of the Year, helping the Bluejays claim their first MVC regular season title since her playing days in 2009.

Last season, Sinkler-O’Gorman helped guide three Bluejays to All-BIG EAST honors and Creighton’s first top-two finish in the league standings since joining the BIG EAST in 2014.

In 2017, she directed senior Aujanae McCoy and freshmen Ashley Cantu and Sam Dellinger to All-BIG EAST honors.

In 2016 Sinkler-O’Gorman helped senior Michelle Trulin and junior Allie Reinhart become the first pair of Bluejay outfielders make the all-conference teams in the same season since 2004, as both made the All-BIG EAST Second Team and Creighton finished in fifth place in the league.

During the 2015 season, she guided senior Liz Dike to an All-BIG EAST First Team selection as well as junior Blake Ringle and Reinhart to the Second Team.

The Bluejays finished fourth in their inaugural season as a member of the BIG EAST Conference in 2014. Creighton finished with an overall record of 29-24 and a conference record of 10-10. The Bluejays finished league play strong by reeling off four straight victories to earn a bid to the BIG EAST Softball Championship before top-seeded DePaul ended their NCAA tournament hopes by defeating the Jays. Sinkler-O’Gorman helped develop seniors Alexis Cantu and Blair Lowe as well as Dike as they earned spots on All-BIG EAST teams.

The Bluejays surprised some in the MVC by winning the regular-season title in 2013 after being picked fourth in the preseason poll. Despite earning a No. 1 seed, Creighton fell 1-0 to UNI in the MVC tournament semifinals aftera game-opening leadoff home run that proved to be the difference. Senior Amy Baker’s record-setting year led the Jays to a 29-18 overall record and 15-7 conference mark. Sinkler-O’Gorman’s impact paid off in 2012 as a potent Bluejay offense scored at least 10 runs in a game 11 times and scored a school record 294 runs. CU led the MVC with a .292 batting average, 56 homers, 275 RBIs and a .464 slugging percentage, and ended the year ranked in the NCAA top-30 in scoring (No. 20), home runs per game (No. 22) and slugging percentage (No. 27). Sinkler-O’Gorman won a title in each of her four seasons with the Bluejays as a player, as Creighton won three straight regular-season titles from 2007 to 2009 and a Valley tournament championship in 2007 and 2010. She also helped lead the Jays to three NCAA Regional appearances in her career. The Lincoln, Nebraska, native put together the greatest offensive season in school history as a senior in 2010, setting single-season school records for runs (59), RBI (58), total bases (147), slugging percentage (.880), on-base percentage (.514) and hit a Missouri Valley Conference-record 24 home runs. She ranked fourth in the NCAA in home runs per game and sixth in slugging percentage, earning NFCA Third Team All-America honors as a senior. Sinkler-O’Gorman crushed a then Creighton record and ranked third all-time in MVC history with 50 career home runs. She also owned school records of 146 RBI and 391 total bases at the end of her playing career. A member of three Bluejay NCAA Tournament teams, she earned MVC First Team honors three times, NFCA All-Region honors twice and is one of four players in league history to repeat as MVC Player of the Year. Along the way Sinkler-O’Gorman earned USA Softball’s National Player of the Week recognition on April 14, 2008 as a sophomore after hitting .700 and driving in nine runs, including three RBIs during Creighton’s 13-1 defeat of Nebraska in her hometown.

Sinkler-O’Gorman graduated from Creighton in 2011 with a degree in graphic design and minors in computer science and web design.

Renae, and her husband, Paul O’Gorman, have one daughter, Lillyana.

Renae Sinkler-O’GormanAssistant Coach

Seventh SeasonCreighton, 2011


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Assistant Coach Micaela Whitney and Support Staff

Former Bluejay pitcher Micaela Whitney will begin her second season on the Creighton coaching staff in 2019.

Whitney helped lead last year’s pitching staff to a 3.34 team ERA, the best mark since 2014 and a 1.58 improvement from the previous season. Freshman Kiele Miller also garnered All-BIG EAST Second Team honors after posting a league-best 1.42 ERA during conference games.

Creighton softball head coach Brent Vigness announced the hiring of former Bluejay pitcher as an assistant coach on Oct. 9, 2017.

Whitney works primarily with Bluejay pitchers, while helping in other areas as needed.

The former Creighton right-hander (2015-16) served as an assistant coach and pitching coach for the varsity softball team at Lewis Central High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) for three seasons (2014-16), and helped guide the Titans to a 2.12 team-ERA during the summer of 2016.

She also assisted as the pitching coach at Papillion-La Vista South High School during the fall of 2016, and has given private pitching lessons in the Omaha area.

Whitney spent the summer of 2017 playing professionally for Terrasvogels in Haarlem, Netherlands, and helped the team finish runner-up at the European Cup. She earned acclaim as the International Baseball Community’s Top Softball Pitcher Overseas for the 2017 summer season. The Omaha, Nebraska, native led the BIG EAST in strikeouts with 86 during league play as a senior at Creighton in 2016. She ended her two-year Bluejay career with a 3.24 ERA in 257.0 innings of work with 234 strikeouts, 17 victories, seven shutouts and two saves. Whitney also recorded two no-hitters during 41 starts, including one during her first start as a Bluejay on Feb. 5, 2015. Prior to playing at Creighton, Whitney spent two seasons at the University of Iowa and led the Hawkeyes with a 2.89 ERA during her freshman year (2013).

Whitney graduated from Creighton with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in December of 2016.

Micaela WhitneyAssistant Coach

Second SeasonCreighton, 2016

Anthony RobinsonAssistant SID

Softball Contact

Scott BankersStrength and Performance

Brandy MenaughAssociate

Athletic Director/SWA

Softball Support Staff

Matt HobsonAthletic Training

Hope MorenoUndergraduate Student

Assistant Coach

JJ BoreckyFacilities


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Player Profiles - Jayci Foster

#2 • 5-7 • SeniorBats/Throws: R/R

InfielderPapillion, Neb.

East Tennessee StatePapillion-La Vista South High School

Major: Healthy Lifestyle ManagementParents: Gary and Lorrie McGill

Siblings: Jaymie, Jaycob, Jeremy, Justin

Five More Facts About Jayci...

• Lists her husband, Jake, as her celebrity crush. Jayci married Jake Foster during the summer of 2018.

• Jayci’s favorite songs are “Reckless Love” by Cory Asbury and “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle.

• Jayci’s mother, Lorrie McGill, played softball for Creighton from 1990-91; Lorrie scored only run in longest game (31 innings) in NCAA history.

• If given the opportunity to play catch or work out with any professional player she would choose Leah O’Brien Amico.

• Her favorite softball memory is playing against St. John’s during the 2018 BIG EAST Championship semifinals.

2018 (Junior at Creighton)Started 40 games for the Bluejays, including 39 at second base ... Owned a 13-game hitting streak from March 2-28, the longest streak for any Creighton player during 2018 ... Ended the year tied for second on the team in home runs with six ... Finished 3-for-3 with two doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored against Prairie View A&M (Feb. 24) ... Delivered a walk-off home run during the bottom of the 10th inning to help lift Creighton to an extra-inning victory during the first BIG EAST game of the year against Providence (March 28), and finished the contest 3-for-5 with career-best three RBIs and two runs scored ... Hit a pair of home runs for her first multi-homer game, during the Bluejays’ come-from-behind victory against Georgetwown (April 29) ... Made highlight-reel catch on a line drive to end the top of the 5th inning and strand a pair of runners on base during Creighton’s BIG EAST Championship semifinal victory against St. John’s (May 11).

2017 (Sophomore at Creighton)Played in 26 games, including nine starts during first season at Creighton ... Led Bluejays with 15 pinch-hit plate appearances ... Paced team with four pinch hits and also walked three times as a pinch-hitter ... Made Creighton debut as a pinch-hitter during the season-opener against San Jose State (Feb. 9) ... Started at designated player twice during the opening BIG EAST

weekend at Georgetown (March 26-27) ... Used as a pinch-hitter twice during Butler series (April 22-23) and recorded an RBI single and RBI ground-rule double ... Launched first career home run as a Bluejay during the seventh inning of final home game against South Dakota (April 27) ... Held seven-game hitting streak from April 22-April 30 ... Tallied first career multi-hit game during first game of a doubleheader at Providence (April 29).

2016 (Freshman at East Tennessee State)Appeared in 22 games and made 17 starts ... Recorded first career hit with a solo home run against Morehead State (March 5) ... Tallied season-high two hits against Siena (March 6) ... Belted a three-run homer against Tennessee Tech for her first multi-RBI game (March 12) ... Finished 2-for-4 with two RBIs at Chattanooga (May 7).

Papillion-La Vista South High SchoolTwo-time all-conference selection for the Titans ... Named Defensive Player of the Year and made Second Team All-State as a junior ... Helped guide Papillion-La Vista South to four consecutive district championships ... Titans finished runner-up at state during her sophomore season ... Also played varsity basketball during her junior year.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2016 at ETSU .196 22-17 46 6 9 0 0 2 7 15 .326 2 0 19 0 .229 0 0 0-0 27 29 6 .9032017 at CU .244 26-9 41 4 10 2 0 1 6 15 .366 4 0 12 0 .311 0 1 0-0 2 5 3 .7002018 at CU .277 40-40 119 17 33 8 0 6 19 59 .496 7 0 24 0 .317 0 3 0-0 67 51 9 .929CU Totals .269 66-49 160 21 43 10 0 7 25 74 .463 11 0 36 0 .316 0 4 0-0 69 56 12 .912Career Totals .252 88-66 206 27 52 10 0 9 32 89 .432 13 0 55 0 .291 0 4 0-0 96 85 18 .906


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Player Profiles - Nikki McNeil


InfielderOmaha, Neb.

Benedictine CollegeMillard South High School

Major: PsychologyMother: Sandi

Sibling: Charles

Five More Facts About Nikki...

• Nikki’s favorite athlete is Lauren Chamberlain.

• If she was stranded on a deserted island and was able to eat only one thing the entire time she was there, she would choose tacos.

• She enjoys watching football and says lacrosse is “super interesting.”

• Her favorite softball memory is the bus ride to and from Chicago for the 2018 BIG EAST Championship.

• Nikki’s celebrity crush is Nick Jonas.

2018 (Junior at Creighton)Saw the field 27 times, including eight starts (all at designated player) ... Ranked second on the team with 19 pinch-hit appearances ... Held a .368 on-base percentage as a pinch-hitter, including a team-best four walks ... Made first start as a Bluejay against Utah Valley (Feb. 9) ... Went 2-for-3 with two doubles and three RBIs during start against Grambling (Feb. 24) ... Started the final two games of Providence series (March 28-29) and went a combined 4-for-5, including a double.

2017 (Sophomore at Benedictine College)Led the Ravens with a 3.16 ERA in a team-high 153.0 innings pitched during her sophomore season ... Pitched in 30 games, including 25 starts ... Struck out 96 batters ... Ended two-year career with 170 strikeouts, sixth on Benedictine’s career strikeouts list ... Also had nine RBIs and had two doubles and one home run during 44 at-bats during her sophomore season.

2016 (Freshman at Benedictine College)Posted a 3.31 ERA during 120.2 innings of work in her first year at Benedictine ... Hit .250 with eight runs scored, six RBIs and a double as a freshman.

Millard South High SchoolHelped lead the Patriots to three consecutive Nebraska Class A State Championships (2012-14) ... Member of the 2014 Academic All-State Team ... Played at the Club Level for Echoes Elite Gold ... Participated in the National Honor Society, Patriot Mentors, Peer Mediators, Yearbook, the Millard South newspaper and the No Excuses Club ... Holds the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Squat record, as well as the Freshman Hang Clean record.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2016 at BC .250 25-21 48 8 12 1 0 0 6 13 .271 6 2 8 0 .357 0 3 1-1 9 32 0 1.0002017 at BC .182 30-28 44 1 8 2 0 1 9 13 .295 4 1 9 0 .265 0 4 0-0 7 45 3 .9452018 at CU .316 27-8 38 1 12 6 0 0 10 18 .474 8 1 10 0 .447 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000Totals .246 82-57 130 10 32 9 0 1 25 44 .338 18 4 27 0 .340 0 7 1-1 16 77 3 .969

Career Pitching StatisticsPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA2016 at BC 3.31 11-8 24 21 11 1 0 120.2 146 80 57 61 74 21 3 3 .289 8 5 1 0 82017 at BC 3.16 15-11 30 25 19 3 0 153.0 166 84 69 54 96 34 1 10 .269 7 9 0 6 92018 at CU DID NOT PITCHTotals 3.22 26-19 54 46 30 4 0 273.2 312 164 126 115 170 55 4 13 .278 15 14 1 6 17


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Player Profiles - Laura Roecker


PitcherOmaha, Neb.

Nebraska-OmahaElkhorn South High School

Major: Healthy Lifestyle ManagementParents: David and Susan

Siblings: Kayla, Ashley, Joseph

Five More Facts About Laura...

• The social media app that she spends the most time on is Instagram.

• Her favorite location on campus is the Kitty Gaughan Pavilion -- specifically the Bluejays’ locker room.

• After each inning that she pitches, Laura has to drink either a cup of Gatorade or water after she reaches the dugout.

• Lists her favorite song as “September” by Earth, Wind and Fire.

• Laura’s favorite athlete is Jennie Finch.

Career Pitching StatisticsPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA2016 at UNO 6.14 17-14 42 35 19 4/0 1 184.2 219 165 126 115 112 26 6 24 .290 19 20 2 6 132017 at UNO 6.24 10-15 39 28 11 1/1 3 145.2 204 129 101 64 66 28 2 16 .323 14 15 0 5 52018 at UNO 6.52 2-8 23 14 4 0/0 1 87.0 120 84 63 41 67 28 3 12 .306 8 5 1 3 1Totals 6.25 29-37 104 77 34 5/1 5 417.1 543 378 290 220 245 82 11 52 .306 41 40 3 14 19

2018 (Junior at Nebraska-Omaha)Made 23 appearances, including 14 starts during her junior season at UNO ... Led the Mavericks with 67 strikeouts ... Claimed first victory of season with six-inning relief performance without allowing an earned run and striking out a season-high eight against Coppin State (March 8) ... Struck out six batters during complete-game win at Creighton (April 26).

2017 (Sophomore at Nebraska-Omaha)Paced the Mavericks with 39 appearances, including 28 starts ... Led UNO with 66 strikeouts ... Claimed Summit League Pitcher of the Week honors (March 6) after going 3-0 and not allowing an earned run during 12 innings of work at the Red Desert Classic (St. George, Utah) ... Tallied season-best seven strikeouts during complete-game victory at South Dakota State (April 22) ... Earned Summit League Pitcher of the Week acclaim after 2-0 weekend while allowing only one earned run during 14.0 innings of work against North Dakota State (May 5-6).

2016 (Freshman at Nebraska-Omaha)Second Team All-Summit League ... Led the Summit League in appearances (42) and starts (35) ... Finished second in the conference in wins (17), shutouts (4) and innings pitched (184.2) ... Earned first career start on Feb. 12 against UC Santa Barbara ... Recorded first career victory with complete-game effort against Purdue (Feb. 13) ... Tallied a no-hitter against Drake (April 6) ... Struck out a season-best 11 against IUPUI during the Summit League Tournament (May 12).

Elkhorn High SchoolHelped lead Elkhorn to the 2014 Nebraska Class B state championship ... Earned All-State honors from the Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal Star following her senior season after posting a 0.90 ERA, 273 strikeouts, 10 shutouts and 21 wins ... Also tallied a .434 batting average at the plate ... Earned Nebraska Class B Second Team All-State honors as a junior and Class B First Team All-State as a sophomore ... Part of Antlers’ 2012 state runner-up squad ... Played at the club level for Omaha Quakes Gold ... Also participated in basketball as a freshman ... Volunteered with VSP Club, Girls Inc. and Habitat for Humanity.


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Player Profiles - Kelli Finan


UtilityLa Quinta, Calif.

Long Beach StateLa Quinta High School

Major: SociologyParents: Brian and Holli

Siblings: Kevin, Trevor and Shauna

2018 (Junior at Creighton)Played in 42 games, including 39 starts, during her first season at Creighton ... Made 25 starts in left field, seven at first base, four at second base, two at shortstop and one at designated player ... Paced the Bluejays with 36 RBIs and tied for second on the team with six home runs ... Owned nine multi-RBI games ... Recorded a Creighton-best 19 hits with runners in scoring position ... Scored a career-best three times and hit her first home run as a Bluejay against Southern Utah (Feb. 10) ... Set a career-high with four RBIs from a two-run home run and a pair of RBI ground outs against Prairie View A&M (Feb. 25) ... Ended the month of February with a .417 average, a team-best .875 slugging percentage, 12 RBIs, 10 runs scored and three home runs ... Hit a walk-off three-run homer during home-opener against Southeast Missouri (March 9) ... Delivered a walk-off single down the right-field line during the eighth inning against Wichita State (March 17) ... Tallied a career-high three hits during series finale against Seton Hall (April 22) ... Also collected three hits and drove in three runs versus Villanova (May 5).

2017 (Sophomore at Long Beach State)Played in 28 games, including 14 starts at the Beach ... Hit one double and drove in two runs during the 2017 season ... Also scored a run during her second season at Long Beach State ... Walked three times and reached base via a hit by pitch one other time.

2016 (Freshman at Long Beach State)Big West All-Freshman Team honoree ... Played 39 games while starting total of 30 in right field and at designated player ... Led the team with a .314 batting average during conference play ... Had five extra-base hits and drove in six runs ... Helped guide the 49ers to the 2016 NCAA Regionals in Eugene, Oregon.

La Quinta High School Helped lead the Blackhawks to four Desert Valley League Championships ... Named the Desert Valley Player of the Year as a senior after hitting .453 with 29 RBIs and seven home runs ... Claimed spot on all-league first team all four years ... Played club ball for Fury ... Also played basketball one season for La Quinta.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2016 at LBSU .256 39-30 86 7 22 4 0 1 6 29 .337 8 3 16 0 .340 0 0 0-2 15 1 2 .8892017 at LBSU .068 28-14 44 1 3 1 0 0 2 4 .091 3 1 16 0 .146 0 1 0-0 26 22 8 .8572018 at CU .333 42-39 114 28 38 8 1 6 36 66 .579 19 2 14 0 .434 1 5 0-1 86 8 6 .940Totals .258 109-83 244 36 63 13 1 7 44 99 .406 30 6 46 0 .345 1 6 0-3 127 31 16 .908

Five More Facts About Kelli...

• Lists her favorite athletes as LaDainian Tomlinson and Mike Trout.

• Kelli’s favorite location on campus is “Club Kitty.”

• Dr. Danielsen is her favorite professor at Creighton.

• Chris Hemsworth is Kelli’s celebrity crush.

• Kelli’s favorite professional sports team is the Los Angeles Angels.


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Player Profiles - Valentina Bertrand


CatcherCave Creek, Ariz.

Cactus Shadows High School

Major: BiologyParents: Harold and Jodie

2018 (Junior at Creighton)Did not appear during a game for the Bluejays as a junior.

2017 (Sophomore at Creighton)Pinch-hit during second game of doubleheader at UMKC (April 18) ... Grounded out during lone at-bat of the 2017 season.

2016 (Freshman at Creighton) Made her collegiate debut against Georgetown (April 9) ... Hit into a fielder’s choice in her only at-bat against the Hoyas.

Cactus Shadows High SchoolGraduated from Cactus Shadows High School in Cave Creek, Arizona. ... Played high school softball during freshman year ... Spent five years as member of Raptors softball club team.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2016 .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0002017 .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0002018 DID NOT PLAYTotals .000 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Five More Facts About Valentina...

• Lists “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong as her favorite song.

• Her favorite professional sports team is the Detroit Red Wings.

• Valentina’s favorite softball memory is Mileah McKelvy’s walk-off bunt against Iowa State during the 2016 season.

• She spends most of her time on social media on Snapchat.

• Valentina would choose Buster Posey if she could work out with any professional baseball or softball player.


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Player Profiles - Sydney Jenkins

#1 • 5-5 • JuniorBats/Throws: L/R

OutfielderNewton, Iowa

Newton High School

Major: Pre-optometryParents: Pete and Wendy

Sibling: Lakin

2018 (Sophomore at Creighton)Made 26 appearances in 2018, including 22 times in a pinch-running role ... Pinch-hit on two occasions ... Recorded first stolen base and scored first run of the season as a pinch-runner during the top of the second inning against UNLV (Feb. 9) ... Crossed home safely twice against Southern Utah on Feb. 10 ... Tallied first career hit during the semifinals of the BIG EAST Championship against St. John’s (May 11).

2017 (Freshman at Creighton)Played in 28 games, including 22 as a pinch runner ... Made collegiate debut as a defensive substitution against No. 9 Oregon (Feb. 9) ... Tallied first career start as a Bluejay in right field against Stanford (Feb. 10) ... Scored game-winning run during eight-inning victory against Seton Hall (April 14) ... Recorded first career stolen base during the second game of a doubleheader against Butler (April 22).

Newton High SchoolPlayed shortstop during her senior season at Newton High School, but also played catcher and in the outfield … Finished with the fifth-best on-base percentage in Class 4A in the state of Iowa (.597) during the 2015 season …. Hit .500 with 50 hits, eight doubles and five home runs while driving in a team-high 29 runs during her junior season … Also led the Cardinals with 37 runs scored and 20 stolen bases … Earned Iowa Girls Coaches Association All-Southeast District team honors following 2013 and 2014 seasons … Hit .481 with 10 doubles, three triples and 21 stolen bases as a sophomore (2014) … Hit .371 with 25 runs scored, 17 stolen bases and 14 RBIs to lead Newton in each of those categories as a freshman (2013) … Started 30 games and ranked second on the team with a .402 average and scored 23 runs to lead the Cardinals during the summer prior to her freshman year of high school (2012) ... Played club softball for Iowa Crossfire and coach Mary Thompson ... Also is a decorated swimmer as she holds school records in the 100 yard backstroke, 200 yard and meter medley relay and 400 yard and meter freestyle relay ... Participated in track, swimming and basketball all four years during high school ... Active in FCA, student council, student athletic advisory council, empower Tanzania club and National Honor Society.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 .000 28-1 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .143 0 0 1-1 2 0 1 .6672018 .143 26-0 7 10 1 0 0 0 0 1 .143 1 0 3 0 .250 0 0 3-4 0 0 0 .000Totals .077 54-1 13 16 1 0 0 0 0 1 .077 2 0 3 0 .200 0 0 4-5 2 0 1 .667

Five More Facts About Sydney...

• She would choose her grandma Connie if she could have dinner with anyone (living or dead).

• List her favorite song as “It’s Not Easy” by Five for Fighting.

• Sydney’s favorite location on campus is the Jesuit Gardens.

• Her favorite softball memory is beating St. John’s in the 2018 BIG EAST Championship.

• Sydney’s favorite athlete, Javier Baez, plays for her favorite professional sports team, the Chicago Cubs.


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Player Profiles - Kristin Fry

#4 • 5-7 • JuniorBats/Throws: R/R

OutfielderMahtomedi, Minn.

Mahtomedi High School

Major: EconomicsParents: David and Monica

Sibling: Jake

2018 (Sophomore at Creighton)Played in 28 games during her sophomore season ... Led the Bluejays with 25 appearances as a pinch-runner ... Scored 11 runs ... Tallied first career stolen base on Feb. 25 against Prairie View A&M ... Recorded two at-bats and made one appearance in the outfield.

2017 (Freshman at Creighton)Appeared during 34 games as a pinch-runner and played in a total of 36 games during first season as a Bluejay ... Ended the season with 10 runs scored ... Recorded first career at-bat against San Jose State (Feb. 9) ... Scored as a pinch runner against Saint Mary’s and Stanford on Feb. 10 for the first two runs scored of her career.

Mahtomedi High SchoolHelped the Zephyrs advance to the 2016 Class AAA State Tournament ... Went 4-for-4, scored one run and drove in another during the consolation semifinals ... A 2015 Metro East All-Conference selection ... Last played at the club level for Julie Standering and The Force ... Also played basketball for two years at Mahtomedi High School.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 .000 36-0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-2 1 0 0 1.0002018 .000 28-0 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 .000Totals .000 64-0 4 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 2-4 1 0 0 1.000

Five More Facts About Kristin...

• Kristin’s gameday superstition is being next to Valentina Bertrand in the dugout.

• Lists her favorite professional sports team as the Minnesota Lynx.

• Her celebrity crush is Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

• Kristin’s favorite location on campus is the Brew Jay.

• If she was stranded on a deserted island and was able to eat one thing the entire time she was there, she would choose eggs.


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Player Profiles - Ashley Cantu


OutfielderFrisco, Tex.

Frisco Lone Star High School

Major: NursingParents: Ricardo and Debra

Sibling: Alexis

2018 (Sophomore at Creighton) Only Bluejay to start all 43 games ... Led the team in batting average (.401), on-base percentage (.479), runs scored (45), hits (57), doubles (9), walks (22) and at-bats (142) ... Became the eighth player in program history to finish the season with a batting average better than .400 (min. 2 AB/game played) ... Finished ninth in Division I with 1.05 runs per game ... Ranked second in the BIG EAST in batting average, on-base percentage and runs scored ... Hit lead-off during each game for Creighton ... Reached safely 33 times during 62 opportunities (.532) as the lead-off hitter of an inning ... Recorded best on-base percentage by a Bluejay since her sister, Alexis, set a school-record with a .547 mark in 2012 ... Paced the team with 16 multi-hit games ... Committed only one error during 52 chances while playing 39 games in right field and four in left field ... Named BIG EAST Player of the Week (Feb. 26) after going 8-for-11 with eight runs scored, two doubles, four walks and two stolen bases during the Schutt Invitational (Feb. 24-25) in Denton, Texas ... Became the sixth Bluejay to score four times in one game when she accomplished the feat on Feb. 25 against Prairie View A&M ... Went 3-for-3 with four RBIs, two runs scored and a homer againt South Dakota (April 4) ... Scored a total of 10 runs during back-to-back doubleheaders against UMKC (April 17) and Seton Hall (April 21) ... Finished 3-for-3 with three runs scored during the regular-season finale against Villanova (May 6) ... Named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament team after going 6-for-7 with four runs scored, two doubles and two walks during a pair of games, including a 3-for-3 performance with three runs scored against St. John’s during the semifinals (May 11).

2017 (Freshman at Creighton)All-BIG EAST Second Team outfielder ... Ranked third in the conference with a .400 batting average during league play ... Owned a .456 on-base percentage during BIG EAST action to rank 10th in conference ... Played in 38 games (all starts) during her first season at Creighton, including all 18 conference contests ... Hit in the lead-off spot 25 times, including 17 times during the BIG EAST schedule ... Ended year with seven doubles, two triples, one home run and .346 batting average (44 overall hits) ... Claimed spot on BIG EAST Honor Roll after collecting seven hits, scoring seven runs and hitting her first career home run during five games at the Hawkeye Invitational (March 17-19) ... Opened BIG EAST career with 7-for-11 showing with three doubles, three runs scored and four RBIs during three games at Georgetown (March 25-26) ... Went 3-for-4 with the game-winning RBI during 3-2 extra-inning win during the second game of a doubleheader against Seton Hall (April 14) ... Finished 3-for-3 with four RBIs, one triple, one double, and three runs scored during second game of a doubleheader at UMKC (April 18).

Frisco Lone Star High SchoolNamed the District 10-3A Most Valuable Player following her sophomore season (2014) … Earned a spot on the Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State team for Class 3A after hitting .584 with 60 runs scored and 37 steals … Helped lead the Lady Rangers to their first-ever district championship in 2014 with a .753 batting average during district play … Named to the 2014 Dallas/Fort Worth 3A All Area Third Team … Claimed 2013 District 10-3A Freshman of the Year honors … Also named Frisco Lone Star’s MVP in 2013 and 2014 … Made the 2015 and 2016 District 9-5A All-District Academic Team ... Played for father Ricardo on the Texas Elite Gold Bancroft 18U club team ... Member of National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society ... Volunteered with the Small World Program and Toys for Tots.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 .346 38-38 127 30 44 7 2 1 14 58 .457 11 2 14 0 .404 1 3 3-4 36 3 5 .8862018 .401 43-43 142 45 57 9 0 1 15 69 .486 22 0 15 0 .479 1 3 3-4 52 0 1 .981Totals .375 81-81 269 75 101 16 2 2 29 127 .472 33 2 29 0 .444 2 6 6-8 88 3 6 .938

Five More Facts About Ashley...

• Lists her favorite sport outside of softball as football.• If given the opportunity to play catch or workout with any professional player, she would choose Lauren Chamberlain. • Ashley’s favorite athletes are her sister Alexis, and Ellen Homan, who are both former Bluejay softball players.• She spends the most time on social media on Instagram. • Her favorite professors at Creighton are Dr. Zachary Smith and Dr. Gordon Brubacher.


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Player Profiles - Mikaela Pechar


CatcherOmaha, Neb.

Millard West High School

Major: Emergency Medical ServicesParents: John and Kim Hohl

Siblings: Ethan, Brady, Krysten, Blake

2018 (Sophomore at Creighton)Saw action in 38 games, including 14 starts during the 2018 season ... Started 11 games at catcher for the Bluejays ... Led the team with 25 plate appearances as a pinch-hitter ... Hit two homers and drove in nine runs as a pinch-hitter ... Went a combined 3-for-6 with two RBIs, three runs scored, a double, a walk and HBP during two starts at the Schutt Invitational (Feb. 24-25) ... Launched a pinch-hit three-run game-tying homer against Wichita State (March 17) for first career long ball ... Tallied career-highs in RBIs (4) and hits (3) while hitting second career home run during second game of doubleheader at Butler (April 7) ... Powered pinch-hit grand slam during Creighton’s 11-run inning against Villanova (May 5).

2017 (Freshman at Creighton)Played in 21 games, including five as a starter ... Ranked second on the team with 14 pinch-hit appearances ... Made collegiate debut against Stanford (Feb. 10) and drew a walk during her only plate appearance ... Had pinch-hit two-RBI single against Maine (March 3) for her first career hit ... Started three games at the catcher position for the Bluejays.

Millard West High SchoolThree-time letterwinner at Millard West ... Helped lead the Wildcats to three consecutive Nebraska Class A State Tournament appearances, including a third-place finish in 2013 and 2015 ... Team finished 63-31 with three district championships during her final three seasons ... Earned spot on the 2015 Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska First Team ... Hit .449 with 10 doubles, five triples, 10 home runs and 46 RBIs during her senior season ... Also finished with .512 on-base percentage and .916 slugging percentage ... Her 10 home runs in 2015 is a single-season school record ... Battery mate of current Bluejay right-handed pitcher Logan Black ... Finished with four hits, including a double, home run and four RBIs during the 2016 Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star Game, while earning the Red team’s most valuable teammate award ... Also member of 2015 Metro Coaches All-Division Team, Metro Coaches All-Academic Team, Omaha World-Herald Class A First Team, All-Metro Conference First Team, and was a Lincoln Journal Star Class A Honorable Mention selection ... 2014 Metro Coaches Honorable Mention and All-Academic Selection ... Last played at the club level for the Nebraska Quakes and coach Anthony Dellinger ... Threw shot put and discus for the Millard West track and field team all four years ... Claimed a spot on the Academic Honor Roll all four years.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 .091 21-5 22 1 2 1 0 0 3 3 .136 6 2 11 0 .333 0 0 0-0 16 1 0 1.0002018 .311 38-14 61 12 19 6 0 3 22 34 .557 7 1 17 0 .391 0 0 0-0 47 1 1 .980Totals .253 59-19 83 13 21 7 0 3 25 37 .446 13 3 28 0 .374 0 0 0-0 63 2 1 .985

Five More Facts About Mikaela...

• Lists her favortie location on campus as the wooden gazebo by the old gym.

• Her favorite song is “Famous Last Words” by My Chemical Romance.

• Mikaela’s favorite athlete and celebrity crush, George Springer, plays for her favorite professional sports team, the Houston Astros.

• Her gameday superstition is wearing her wristband on her left arm.

• Mikaela’s favorite softball memory is beating St. John’s in the 2018 BIG EAST Championship.


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Player Profiles - Kaitlynn Hunt

#12 • 5-7 • JuniorBats/Throws: R/RInfielder/Catcher

Ashland, Neb.Nebraska-OmahaMead High School

Major: JournalismParents: Dave and MaureenSiblings: Joseph and Timmy

2018 (Sophomore at Creighton)Made 38 appearances, including 34 starts during her first season with the Bluejays ... Started 32 games at shortstop ... Tallied first hit as a Bluejay on Feb. 10 against North Dakota State ... Had season-high six assists against Prairie View A&M (Feb. 24) ... Recorded first career stolen base and RBI during game against Grambling (Feb. 25) ... Switched to hitting from the left side of the plate and went 2-for-2 with a run scored against South Dakota (April 4).

2017 (Freshman at Nebraska-Omaha) Played in 28 games and made 22 starts at catcher for the Mavericks ... Selected to the 2016-17 Summit League Academic Honor Roll ... Ended the season with a .241 batting average with 10 runs scored and two extra-base hits ... Recorded four multi-hit games ... Made her collegiate debut as a pinch runner against Georgia Tech (Feb. 24) ... Recorded first start on Feb. 25 against Georgia State ... Finished 2-for-2 with two runs scored, a triple and a walk against New Mexico State (March 21) ... Named to Dean’s List.

Mead High School Helped guide the Raiders to a 2015 District runner-up finish ... Named a 2016 Wendy’s High School Heisman State Finalist ... Three-time Omaha World-Herald All-State Honorable Mention selection ... Two-time Lincoln Journal Star Honorable Mention ... Played at the club level for TEAM Nebraska ... Also played basketball and track all four years for Mead ... 2015 NSAA Medalist in long jump (fifth), 200-meter (fifth) and 400-meter (runner-up) ... Also 2014 NSAA Medalist in 200-meter (runner-up) and 400-meter (runner-up) ... Four-time Academic All-State selection in softball, basketball and track ... Member of National Honor Society, National FFA Chapter, Student Council, Speech Team and FCCLA ... Volunteered at various events through involvement in FFA and NHS and coached for the Mead Baseball Association and at clinics for TEAM Nebraska Softball.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 at UNO .241 28-22 58 10 14 1 1 0 0 17 .293 4 1 15 1 .302 0 0 0-0 66 12 4 .9512018 at CU .121 38-34 58 12 7 0 0 0 2 7 .121 7 4 19 0 .261 0 3 3-3 41 50 7 .929Totals .181 66-56 116 22 21 1 1 0 2 24 .207 11 5 34 1 .274 0 3 3-3 107 62 11 .939

Five More Facts About Kaitlynn...

• If given the opportunity to play catch or workout with any professional baseball or softball player (living or dead), she would choose Jackie Robinson.

• Her favorite sports outside of softball are basketball and track.

• Kaitlynn’s favorite place on campus is Starbucks, located inside the Skutt Student Center.

• Her favorite athlete is football player Ndamukong Suh.

• Lists Media Law as her favorite class.

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Player Profiles - Nicole Simonson


OutfielderLaguna Niguel, Calif.

Southern UtahAliso Niguel High School

Major: Master of Business AdministrationParents: Chuck and Dona

Siblings: Andrew and Ashley

Five More Facts About Nicole...

• Lists her favorite softball memory as hitting her first collegiate home run, which was a grand slam and helped lead her squad to a conference series victory against Northern Colorado.

• Nicole’s favorite sport to play outside of softball is tennis.

• Her dinner guest of choice would be Ellen DeGeneres.

• “I Don’t Want To Be” by Gavin DeGraw is Nicole’s favorite song.

• Nicole’s favorite professional sports team, the Los Angeles Angels, features her favorite athlete, Mike Trout.

2018 (Redshirt Sophomore at Southern Utah)Played and started 44 games for Southern Utah ... Ranked fifth on the team with 20 runs scored ... Ended the year with six multi-hit games ... Hit lead-off, played left field and recorded three at-bats against Creighton at the SportCo Kickoff Classic in Las Vegas (Feb. 10) ... Tallied season-best three hits and scored twice against Harvard (March 9) ... Reached No. 6 on the NCAA Division I Toughest To Strikeout list through games on March 28, with only one strikeout in her first 81 at-bats ... Matched season-high in hits by going 3-for-3 with a season-best three RBIs against Portland State (May 5) ... Graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in economics and a minor in finance.

2017 (Redshirt Freshman at Southern Utah)Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention ... Appeared in 42 games, including 40 starts ... Ranked second on the team with 39 hits and third in batting average (.307) ... Recorded 11 multi-hit games ... Held a team-best hitting streak of 16 from April 8-May 11 ... Went 2-for-2 with two doubles and two runs scored against Southern Illinois (March 14) ... Hit grand slam for her first career home run on March 25 against Northern Colorado ... Drove in three runs against Sacramento State (April 22).

2016 (Freshman at Southern Utah)Redshirted during her first season with the Thunderbirds because of injury.

Aliso Niguel High SchoolFinished her high school career with a .381 batting average ... Two-time Sea View All-League First Team selection ... Held captain status for the 2015 season ... Named team MVP following the 2013 and 2014 seasons ... Earned Champions For Character -- California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section award ... Claimed Orange County Register Player of the Week and Academic Player of the Week recognition in 2014 ... Helped lead the Wolverines to the 2014 Sea View League championship ... Received Espirit de Wolverine award ... Part of class of 2015 valedictorians ... Two-time scholar-athlete and two-time Superintendent’s Honor Roll status ... Active in Kid 2 Kid club, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and Shop with a Cop.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2017 (at SUU) .307 42-40 127 21 39 6 0 2 19 51 .402 6 2 13 0 .346 1 8 4-5 57 1 1 .983 2018 (at SUU) .223 44-44 130 20 29 3 1 0 10 34 .262 5 3 10 0 .268 0 8 1-2 55 3 2 .967Totals .265 86-84 257 41 68 9 1 2 29 85 .331 11 5 23 0 .307 1 16 5-7 112 4 3 .975


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Player Profiles - Mileah McKelvy


OutfielderOmaha, Neb.

Benson High School

Major: PsychologyParents: Mike and MicheleSiblings: Matt and Mike

2018 (Redshirt Sophomore at Creighton)Played in 38 games, including 27 starts ... Ranked third on the team in RBIs with 30 ... Tied for the team-lead with 16 two-out RBIs ... Went 4-for-9 with four RBIs during 11 pinch-hit opportunities ... Delivered game-ending two-RBI base hit against Southern Utah (Feb. 10) ... Launched three-run home run during first inning at Missouri (March 3) for her first homer since April 2, 2016, prior to knee surgery ... Hit two three-run home runs during Creighton’s 13-12 victory against UMKC (April 17) as she recorded six RBIs, which ranks third for a single game in program history.

2017 (Sophomore at Creighton)Granted medical redshirt from NCAA after playing in only the first 10 games of the season, including nine starts ... Opened season with RBI single against San Jose State (Feb. 9) during her first at-bat after having off-season knee surgery ... Made all nine of her starts at designated player.

2016 (Freshman at Creighton)Played in 34 games, including 17 starts during her first season as a Bluejay ... Went 2-for-3 with two home runs and five RBIs against Niagara (March 5), becoming the first Bluejay freshman with two homers in a game since Amy Baker on April 17, 2010 ... Hit her first home run in BIG EAST play in the first game of a doubleheader against Seton Hall (April 2) ... Delivered a walk-off bunt to score Katie Pascuzzi from second base for a 1-0 victory against Iowa State (April 13) ... Led Creighton with four pinch hits (4-for-16) ... Creighton went 13-1 in games in which she had a hit ... Missed final month of season after injuring knee.

Benson High SchoolThree-time All-Metro selction at Benson High School ... Named Offensive Player of the Year for the Bunnies following sophomore and junior seasons ... Selected to the Second Team All-Class A team as a designated hitter after hitting .511 and guiding Benson to a 19-10 record in 2013 ... Teamed with former Bluejay Tash Coffiel to lead the Bunnies to their first-ever Class A state tournament appearance in 2012 ... Earned Newcomer of the Year status as a freshman ... Claimed two letters in track ... Accumulated a 3.8 GPA in the classroom.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2016 .254 34-17 67 4 17 3 0 3 16 29 .433 3 2 20 0 .301 1 1 0-0 2 0 0 1.0002017 .080 10-9 25 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 .080 0 0 8 0 .080 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0002018 .301 38-27 83 8 25 5 1 4 30 44 .530 11 6 19 0 .420 0 2 0-0 3 0 1 .750Totals .251 82-53 175 12 44 8 1 7 47 75 .429 14 8 47 0 .333 1 3 0-0 5 0 1 .833

Five More Facts About Mileah...

• Lists Lance Gross as her celebrity crush.

• Her favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant.

• If given the oppportunity to workout with any professional player Mileah would choose Natasha Watley.

• Her favorite professor is Gene Walker (pyschology).

• Mileah would choose to eat parmesan garlic chicken wings if she was stranded on a destered island and could only eat one thing the entire time she was there.


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Player Profiles - Victoria Alvarez

#3 • 5-5 • SophomoreBats/Throws: R/R

InfielderMontebello, Calif.

Montebello High School

College: Arts and SciencesParents: Alfredo and VeronicaSiblings: Brianna, Arianna, Mia

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)Played in 18 games, including 11 starts during her freshman campaign ... Started at shortstop seven times and at third base four times ... Ranked fourth on the team with four sacrifice bunts ... Earned first career start during second game of the season on Feb. 9 against Utah Valley and finished 2-for-2 with two RBIs and two runs scored ... Went 3-for-6 with three walks, two runs scored and two stolen bases during three starts at the Schutt Invitational (Feb. 24-25) ... Appeared as a pinch-hitter twice and a pinch-runner on two other occasions.

Montebello High SchoolHelped lead the Oilers to four league championships ... Named 2017 Athlete of the Year for the Montebello softball program ... Also selected as Team MVP for the 2016 and 2017 seasons ... Played club softball for the Ohana Tigers under the direction of Shawn Quarles ... In addition to softball, played water polo three years and helped the Oilers to league championships each season... Achieved highest honors academically each year ... Member of photography club ... Volunteered with Pico Fastpitch ... Also helped feed the homeless, donated blood and assisted with a Lupus walk.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 .240 18-11 25 6 6 0 0 0 5 6 .240 5 0 7 0 .367 0 4 2-2 9 17 1 .963

Five More Facts About Victoria...

• Victoria’s favorite athletes are Kobe Bryant, Derek Jeter and Bo Jackson.

• Her favorite location on campus is the Skutt Student Center.

• Victoria’s celebrity crush is Cody Bellinger from her favorite professional sports team, the Los Angeles Dodgers.

• Her favorite sport outside of softball is baseball.

• Instagram is the social media outlet that she spends the most time on.


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Player Profiles - Jacey Sawyer

#6 • 5-6 • SophomoreBats/Throws: L/R

OutfielderRapid City, S.D.

Stevens High School

Major: ChemistryParents: John and Judy

Siblings: John, Josh, Justin

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)Appeared in 10 games as a pinch-runner during her first season with the Bluejays ... Scored three times ... Made her collegiate debut on March 10 against Southeast Missouri and tallied first career career run scored during the second game of the doubleheader ... Earned her first career at-bat during the top of the seventh inning at South Dakota (April 11) and worked a full count before producing a ground out.

Stevens High SchoolParticipated in varsity softball for the Stevens Raiders ... Played club ball for SWAT Softball ... Part of 2017 4x100 meter relay team that set a South Dakota state meet record, all-time state record and school record (48.38) ... Member of 2015 Stevens track team which won overall state meet ... Named team captain for 2017 track team ... Also part of two-time district champion volleyball team ... Chosen as captain for 2016 volleyball season ... Selected as Top Iron Raider in 2016 ... Member of National Honor Society ... Competed in 2016 School of Mines and Technology math competition, 2016 American Mathematics Association event and at the Chadron State Math competition ... Volunteered as volleyball coach and referee throughout high school and spent two years as a Summer Saint School volunteer.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 .000 10-0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Five More Facts About Jacey...

• Her favorite sport outside of softball is track and field.

• Jacey’s favorite location on campus is the St. John’s Parish.

• Lists Anastasia Liukin as her favorite athlete.

• If she had the opportunity to play catch or workout with any professional player, she would choose Cat Osterman.

• Jacey’s gameday superstition is that she “has to have good gameday hair.”


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Player Profiles - Kiele Miller


PitcherDripping Springs, Texas

Dripping Springs High School

Major: NursingParents: John and Julie

Siblings: Hunter, Kloe, Kora

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)All-BIG EAST Second Team Selection ... Made 30 appearances, including 20 starts ... Led the BIG EAST in ERA (1.42), opposing batting average (.172) and strikeouts looking during league action (59.0 innings pitched) ... Became the fourth Bluejay pitcher to record 100 or more strikeouts during her freshman season ... Ranked third in the BIG EAST with 147 strikeouts ... Recorded double-digit punch outs during four different games ... Opened collegiate career with five-inning complete game effort against Utah Valley (Feb. 9) ... Pitched 13 innings and allowed only one earned run, while striking out 16 and earning a pair of victories during Creighton’s doubleheader sweep of Providence to open league play (March 28) ... Tossed season-high 137 pitches and struck out season-best 12 batters during complete-game victory against Seton Hall (April 22) ... Earned spot on BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (April 23) ... Named BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week (May 7) after not allowing a run during 10.1 innings of work against Villanova (May 5-6) and earning victories in all three games ... Became first Creighton pitcher to finish 3-0 during a league weekend since Tara Oltman in 2010 ... Earned spot on BIG EAST All-Tournament Team following victory in semifinal game against St. John’s (May 11).

Dripping Springs High SchoolNamed 2017 All-Central Texas Player of the Year by the American-Statesman ... Also selected to the 2017 Texas Sports Writers Association All-State First Team and earned 2017 District 26-5A MVP honors ... Recorded 256 strikeouts and posted a 23-5 record in the circle while helping the Tigers advance to the Class 5A state semifinals ... Also hit .402 with eight home runs and 47 RBIs ... Named 2016 District 25-5A Pitcher of the Year and claimed All-Central Texas First Team honors ... Posted a 2.24 ERA and struck out 278 hitters while guiding Dripping Springs to a 2016 District Championship during her junior season ... Also hit .370 with 32 RBIs, 10 doubles, four triples and a home run during the 2016 season ... Posted a 2.25 ERA with 207 strikeouts during 2015 ... Hit .320 and struck out 39 of 110 batters faced during her freshman season ... Played at the Club Level for Impact Gold ... Also participated in PowerLifting, HOSA and 4-H.

Pitching StatisticsPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA2018 3.20 14-8 30 20 9 1/2 2 135.2 116 73 62 57 147 25 6 15 .228 18 16 0 4 12

Five More Facts About Kiele...

• Kiele’s favorite professional sports team is the Dallas Cowboys.

• She would choose to have dinner with Emma Watson if she could choose anyone to share a meal with.

• Her celebrity crush is Chris Hemsworth.

• Kiele’s favorite softball memory is going to state her senior year of high school.

• Her favorite location on campus is her apartment with her best friends.


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Player Profiles - Logan Black


PitcherOmaha, Neb.


Major: BiologyParents: Mike and Rita

Sibling: Lexie

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)Appeared in 16 games and made 12 starts during her first season at Creighton ... Led the Bluejays with a .727 winning percentage in the circle ... Collegiate debut came on Feb. 10 against Southern Utah ... Opened career by allowing only one earned run during her first three appearances (11.0 innings) ... Combined with Bryana Clark on Feb. 25 against Grambling for the Bluejays’ first no-hitter since 2016 ... Struck out season-best five on two different occasions (Feb. 25 and April 28) ... Earned start during each of Bluejays’ BIG EAST weekends ... Delivered a pinch-hit two-run homer during her first collegiate at-bat (April 11 at South Dakota) ... Pitched complete game and tossed season-high 129 pitches during Creighton’s come-from-behind win against Georgetown (April 28) for head coach Brent Vigness’s 900th career victory.

Millard West High School Helped lead the Wildcats to four Nebraska Class A State Tournament appearances, which included two third-place finishes ... Named to the 2016 Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska First Team after finishing her senior season with a school-record 245 strikeouts a 1.46 ERA and 22-7 record ... Pitched three consecutive perfect games and six overall during her final season at Millard West ... Also made the Lincoln Journal Star’s Super-State First Team ... Honored on All-Metro Conference team three times ... Recorded 175 strikeouts, a 2.72 ERA and 16-9 record as a junior (2015) ... Millard West’s career-leader with 545 strikeouts ... Paired with battery mate and current Creighton catcher Mikaela Pechar for three seasons at Millard West ... Played at the club level with Nebraska Quakes Prime ... Also a three-time All-State Honorable Mention selection in basketball while helping the Wildcats to their first Metro Conference championship and four state tournament appearances, including one runner-up finish at state ... District qualifier as member of Millard West’s track team as a senior ... Graduated Summa Cum Laude and in top five percent of graduating class ... Three-time Academic All-State Selection and two-year Outstanding Student Award recipient at Millard West ... Also honored as Greater Omaha Sports Committee Scholar-Athlete ... Volunteered at youth softball and basketball camps and participated in Unified Sports Basketball game.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 1.000 2-1 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 4 4.000 0 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 3 8 1 .917

Career Pitching StatisticsPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA2018 4.43 8-3 16 12 2 0/2 0 55.1 63 46 35 20 34 8 1 13 .274 9 4 0 0 4

Five More Facts About Logan...

• Logan’s favorite song is “Beachin’” by Jake Owen.

• Lists her favorite athlete as Kevin Durant.

• She enjoys spending the most amount of her social media time on Snapchat.

• Her dream dinner date is Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Logan’s gameday superstition is wiping the pitching rubber with her cleat before throwing her first pitch of the game.


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Player Profiles - Hope Bonar


CatcherBellevue, Neb.

West High School

Major: BiologyParents: Adonis and Allison

Siblings: Faith, Adonis II, Asher, London, Elijah, Azariah, Ezekiel

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)Did not appear in a game for the Bluejays during her first season.

Bellevue West High SchoolThree-time Nebraska Class A All-State Honorable Mention selection helped guide the Thunderbirds to a pair of district runner-up finishes ... Earned spot on All-ITG Team following her senior year as one of the top players in Bellevue, Gretna, Papillion, Ralston and Springfield (southern suburbs of Omaha) ... Four-year letterwinner ... Last played at the club level for Nebraska Quakes ... Also played one year of basketball and part of track and field team for one year at Bellevue West ... Claimed membership to the National Honor Society, Nest Club and DECA ... Helped coach 10U and 12U softball throughout high school.

Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 DID NOT PLAY

Five More Facts About Hope...

• Hope’s favorite location on campus is the Championship Center.

• Lists her celebrity crush as Shawn Mendes.

• Her favorite song is “Trip” by Ella Mai.

• Says that she always has to have her hair done on gameday, and she “can’t have it in just a regular pony tail.”

• Hope’s favorite softball memory is hitting a grand slam her senior year of high school against her school’s rival.


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Player Profiles - Courtney Sandell

#22 • 5-7 • SophomoreBats/Throws: L/R

OutfielderMalcolm, Neb.

Malcolm High School

Major: Exercise ScienceParents: Cary and Becki

Siblings: Emily and Jessica

2018 (Freshman at Creighton)Played in 36 games, including 16 starts in her first year with the Bluejays ... Started 14 games in left field and two in center ... Creighton went 11-5 during games in which she started ... Appeared as a pinch-hitter nine times and as a pinch-runner in 10 games ... Made her collegiate debut with a 2-for-2 performance and added two RBIs, two runs scored and two walks while starting in left field against Utah Valley (Feb. 9) ... Recorded a season-high three hits against Prairie View A&M (Feb. 25) ... Went a combined 5-for-8 with three runs scored, two RBIs and a stolen base during the Schutt Invitational (Feb. 24 and 25) ... Hit .371 during non-league games with 13 hits and 15 runs scored (24 games).

Malcolm High SchoolA 2016 Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska Second Team selection after leading Malcolm to its first-ever Nebraska Class C State title in only the program’s third season ... Led all hitters in the state of Nebraska across all classes with a .605 batting average ... Also set Nebraska state-record (all classes) with 72 runs scored ... Finished career with .582 career batting

average -- best in history across all classes in Nebraska -- with 160 hits, scored 155 runs and stole 63 bases ... Made Lincoln Journal Star Super-State team three times and named co-captain of the team once (2016) ... Hit .566 and claimed spot on the Omaha World-Herald Class C First Team as a junior for the Clippers ... Guided Malcolm’s first year of softball (2014) and earned Omaha World-Herald Class C First Team recognition after hitting .573 ... Played at club level for Nebraska Gold ... Helped lead her 16U team to the state’s first National Championship in 2015 ... Also part of 2016 18U squad that finished eighth at Nationals ... Also an eight-time Nebraska State medalist in Track and Field (fifth, sixth (2x), seventh in Pole Vault, third, sixth, seventh in 4x100 meter relay, 2016 Class C 4x100 meter relay state champion) ... Also played two years of basketball, one year of volleyball and participated in unified bowling one year ... Attended Nebraska Girls State ... Received NSAA Believers and Achievers Award ... Named Academic All-State five times ... Member of National Honor Society, Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America and Skills USA.

Creighton Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 .292 36-16 48 18 14 0 0 0 8 14 .292 9 0 12 0 .397 1 1 3-3 20 0 2 .909

Five More Facts About Courtney...

• Courtney’s gameday superstition is licking her batting gloves before stepping up to the plate.

• Her favorite sport outside of softball is pole vault.

• If given the opportunity to play catch or workout with any professional softball or baseball player, Courtney would choose Paige Parker.

• Lists her celebrity crush as Channing Tatum.

• Her favorite professional sports team is the Kansas City Royals.


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Player Profiles - Kiahana Scott and Sam Alm

#8 • 5-3 • FreshmanBats/Throws: R/R

CatcherSan Antonio, Texas

East Central High School

Major: FinanceParents: Edwin Walker and Cynthia ForemanSiblings: Kashau and Alyssa, Cierra Macaluso


UtilityOmaha, Neb.


Major: BusinessParents: Dan and Leigh AnneSiblings: Nick and Stephanie

East Central High SchoolHelped lead East Central to the 2017 Bi-District Championship ... Named to the 2018 San Antonia Area All-Star Team ... Earned First Team All-District honors in 2018 and honorable mention recognition in 2016 and 2017 ... Secured Academic All-District accolades three times ... Played at the club level for coach George Kassis and American Freedom ... Also participated in cheerleading all four years ... Held status of lead yearbook editor at her high school and was a junior and senior class officer ... Claimed National Honor Society membership and volunteered with Relay for Life, Rock N’ Roll Marathon and Operation Christmas Child.

Millard West High SchoolSet the Nebraska Class A state record for career batting average (.534) ... Hit .618 as a junior and .575 as a senior ... Millard West’s career leader with 203 hits ... Named the Metro Coaches Player of the Year in 2017 after tallying 39 RBIs, nine doubles, six home runs and four triples ... Claimed a spot on the Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska First Team three times ... Earned spot on Lincoln Journal Star Super-State First Team in both 2016 and 2017 ... Helped lead the Wildcats to four state tournament appearances and a total of 90 wins ... Played at the club level for Nebraska Mizuno Quakes Primes and helped guide the team to the 2016 PGF Nationals and two Top Gun Elite Invite titles ... Honored twice as a NCPA Academic All-State Team selection ... Also ran track one season and participated in unified bowling ... Owned membership in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Key Club.

Five More Facts About Kiahana...

• Lists her favorite sport outside of softball as gymnastics.

• Kiahana’s favorite professional sports team is the San Antonio Spurs.

• If given the opportunity to have dinner with anyone she would choose Alicia Keys.

• Her favorite athlete is Jose Altuve.

• Always wears something on her wrist, such as a hair tie, on gamedays.

Five More Facts About Sam...

• Sam’s favorite song is “Nowhere Fast” by Old Dominion.

• Her celebrity crush is Chase Rice.

• She spends most of her time on social media on Snapchat.

• The area outside of St. John’s Parish is Sam’s favorite location on campus.

• Lists the Kansas City Royals as her favorite professional sports team.

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Player Profiles - Kailey Wilson and Kiara Mills

#15 • 5-10 • FreshmanBats/Throws: L/L

InfielderAurora, Colo.

Eaglecrest High School

Major: UndeclaredParents: Clinton Jr. and Karen

Sibling: Skylar


UtilityWest Covina, Calif.

St. Lucy’s Priory High School

Major: Business MarketingParents: Kevin and Karen

Siblings: Korinne, Kayla, Keyon

Eaglecrest High SchoolNamed 2017 Colorado High School Athletic Association 5A Player of the Year and led Eaglecrest to the Final Four after hitting .738 with 12 home runs, 53 RBIs, seven doubles and four triples ... Gatorade Player of the Year nominee ... Acclaimed as the Female Athlete of the Year at Eaglecrest High School following her senior year ... Ended her career with a .599 average, 100 hits, 110 RBIs, 22 home runs and 20 doubles during 63 games ... Claimed three First Team All-Centennial League Conference selections ... Played club ball for Colorado Styxx and tallied 15 homers, 70 RBIs and 25 walks during the 2017 club season ... Also participated in basketball and orchestra ... Served as a Link Leader ... Earned Academic Honor Mention recognition twice.

St. Lucy’s Priory High SchoolHelped lead the Regents to the 2017 CIF South Section Semifinals ... Earned honorable mention status ... Played at the club level for the Ohana Tigers under the direction of Shawn Quarles ... Club teammate of Creighton infielder Victoria Alvarez ... Also participated in water polo ... Claimed membership in and earned status as Secretary of School Spirit for the 2017-18 school year ... Volunteered with House of Ruth.

Five More Facts About Kailey...

• Her favorite softball memory is traveling to New York for nationals and placing in the top 10.

• Kailey’s favorite athlete is LeBron James.

• Lists her favorite sport outside of softball as basketball.

• Would choose to work out with Jackie Robinson if she could choose to work out with any professional player (living or dead).

• Kailey’s favorite location on campus is the Skutt Student Center.

Five More Facts About Kiara...

• Her gameday superstition is having a pregame dance party.

• Lists her favorite professor at Creighton as Dr. Engel.

• Kiara would choose to eat her mother’s spaghetti if she was on a deserted island and could eat only one thing the entire time she was there.

• Her favorite sports outside of softball are football and soccer.

• Kiara’s celebrity crush is YG.

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Player Profiles - Kate Mullally


PitcherSeward, Neb.

Seward High School

Major: Public RelationsParents: Pat and Janet

Sibling: James

Seward High SchoolEarned Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska Second Team and Lincoln Journal Star Super-State Second Team honors after posting a 2.28 ERA, 175 strikeouts and a 19-8 record as a senior while helping Seward to a runner-up finish at the 2017 Nebraska Class B State Tournament ... Tied a school record with 21 wins and owned a 1.90 ERA as a sophomore on her way to Class B Second Team honors ... Ended her career as Seward’s career leading in wins (73) and ranked second in strikeouts (614) and shutouts, as well as hits (113), offensively ... Played at the club level for Nebraska Premier Gold, Nebraska Firecrackers, Nebraska Gold and Iowa Premier ... Also participated in track and basketball, while earning All-State honorable mention as a junior in basketball ... Claimed membership in National Honor Society, FFA, FBLA, Key Club and Student Council.

Five More Facts About Kate...

• Her gameday superstitions include wearing white scrunchies and putting on her left shoe first.

• Kate’s favorite song is “At Last” by Beyonce.

• Her favorite professional sports team is the Los Angeles Lakers.

• Kate’s favorite sport besides softball is ping pong.

• If given the opportunity to play catch or work out with any professional softball or baseball player she would choose Kris Bryant.


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Date Opponent Result Score Innings Overall Record BIG EAST Record CU Pitcher of Record Att. TimeFeb. 9 ! at UNLV L 2-4 7 0-1-0 --- Bryana Clark (L 0-1) 680 2:00Feb. 9 ! vs. Utah Valley W 15-1 5 1-1-0 --- Kiele Miller (W 1-0) 187 2:02Feb. 10 ! vs. North Dakota State W 7-4 7 2-1-0 --- Miller (W 2-0) 145 2:07Feb. 10 ! vs. Southern Utah W 9-1 6 3-1-0 --- Logan Black (W 1-0) 175 1:48Feb. 11 ! vs. #16 Minnesota L 3-7 7 3-2-0 --- Miller (L 2-1) 260 2:15Feb. 24 $ vs. Prairie View A&M W 5-0 7 4-2-0 --- Clark (W 1-1) 120 1:50Feb. 24 $ vs. Grambling W 10-0 5 5-2-0 --- Black (W 2-0) 120 1:30Feb. 25 $ vs. Prairie View A&M W 9-5 7 6-2-0 --- Miller (W 3-1) 214 2:30Feb. 25 $ vs. Grambling W 11-0 5 7-2-0 --- Clark (W 2-1) 214 1:22Mar. 2 ^ vs. Southeastern Louisiana L 3-4 7 7-3-0 --- Miller (L 3-2) 150 2:08Mar. 3 ^ at Missouri L 3-11 5 7-4-0 --- Black (L 2-1) 1,223 1:35Mar. 3 ^ vs. Drake W 2-1 7 8-4-0 --- Miller (W 4-2) 75 1:50Mar. 4 ^ vs. Drake L 1-2 7 8-5-0 --- Clark (L 2-2) 105 1:51Mar. 4 ^ at Missouri L 0-8 6 8-6-0 --- Miller (L 4-3) 1,040 1:41Mar. 9 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 6-3 7 9-6-0 --- Black (W 3-1) 157 2:05Mar. 10 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (DH) L 4-7 7 9-7-0 --- Miller (L 4-4) - 2:10Mar. 10 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (DH) W 7-5 7 10-7-0 --- Black (W 4-1) 213 1:50Mar. 17 & IOWA L 3-4 7 10-8-0 --- Clark (L 2-3) 220 1:59Mar. 17 & WICHITA STATE W 12-11 (8) 11-8-0 --- Clark (W 3-3) 205 2:55Mar. 18 & WICHITA STATE L 1-9 7 11-9-0 --- Black (L 4-2) 145 2:08Mar. 21 at Nebraska L 2-6 7 11-10-0 --- Clark (L 3-4) 458 2:00Mar. 28 * PROVIDENCE (DH) W 7-6 (10) 12-10-0 1-0-0 Miller (W 5-4) - 2:28Mar. 28 * PROVIDENCE (DH) W 3-2 7 13-10-0 2-0-0 Miller (W 6-4) 164 1:34Mar. 29 * PROVIDENCE L 5-8 7 13-11-0 2-1-0 Black (L 4-3) 109 2:17Apr. 4 SOUTH DAKOTA W 10-2 5 14-11-0 --- Miller (W 7-4) 160 1:36Apr. 7 * at Butler (DH) W 8-3 7 15-11-0 3-1-0 Clark (W 4-4) - 2:32Apr. 7 * at Butler (DH) W 5-3 7 16-11-0 4-1-0 Clark (W 5-4) 114 2:10Apr. 8 * at Butler L 0-2 7 16-12-0 4-2-0 Miller (L 7-5) 102 1:53Apr. 11 at South Dakota W 6-3 7 17-12-0 --- Black (W 5-3) 84 2:11Apr. 17 UMKC (DH) W 5-4 7 18-12-0 --- Miller (W 8-5) - 2:02Apr. 17 UMKC (DH) W 13-12 7 19-12-0 --- Black (W 6-3) 136 2:14Apr. 21 * at Seton Hall (DH) W 2-1 7 20-12-0 5-2-0 Miller (W 9-5) 204 1:58Apr. 21 * at Seton Hall (DH) W 12-4 5 21-12-0 6-2-0 Black (W 7-3) 210 1:32Apr. 22 * at Seton Hall W 5-3 7 22-12-0 7-2-0 Miller (W 10-5) 301 2:03Apr. 26 NEBRASKA-OMAHA L 5-8 7 22-13-0 --- Miller (L 10-6) 248 2:08Apr. 28 * GEORGETOWN (DH) L 0-4 7 22-14-0 7-3-0 Miller (L 10-7) - 2:01Apr. 28 * GEORGETOWN (DH) W 5-4 7 23-14-0 8-3-0 Black (W 8-3) 173 2:12Apr. 29 * GEORGETOWN W 5-2 7 24-14-0 9-3-0 Clark (W 6-4) 182 2:09May 5 * VILLANOVA (DH) W 14-0 7 25-14-0 10-3-0 Miller (W 11-7) - 1:29May 5 * VILLANOVA (DH) W 6-5 7 26-14-0 11-3-0 Miller (W 12-7) 365 1:46May 6 * VILLANOVA W 9-0 6 27-14-0 12-3-0 Miller (W 13-7) 192 1:41May 11 # vs. St. John’s W 8-1 7 28-14-0 --- Miller (W 14-7) 305 2:16May 12 # vs. DePaul L 2-6 7 28-15-0 --- Miller (L 14-8) 205 2:21

* - BIG EAST Conference game ! - Sportco Kick Off Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) $ - Schutt Invitational (Denton, Texas)^ - Mizzou Tournament (Columbia, Mo.) & - Creighton Tournament (Omaha, Neb.)# - BIG EAST Championship (Rosemont, Ill.) () - extra inning game(DH) - Part of doubleheaderHome games in BOLD CAPS played at Creighton Sports Complex

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Overall: 28-15 • Home: 13-6 • Away: 6-5 • Neutral: 9-4No. Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%11 Logan Black 1.000 2-1 1 1 1 0 0 1 4 4 4.000 0 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 3 8 1 .9175 Ashley Cantu .401 43-43 142 45 57 9 0 1 15 69 .486 22 0 15 0 .479 1 3 3-4 52 0 1 .9819 Sam Crowley .400 41-41 120 29 48 3 2 7 33 76 .633 6 9 12 1 .460 2 17 3-3 60 2 0 1.00021 Kelli Finan .333 42-39 114 28 38 8 1 6 36 66 .579 19 2 14 0 .434 1 5 0-1 86 8 6 .94020 Tash Coffiel .333 41-39 81 21 27 2 2 2 11 39 .481 18 3 17 0 .471 0 3 2-2 37 71 10 .91516 Nikki McNeil .316 27-8 38 1 12 6 0 0 10 18 .474 8 1 10 0 .447 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 ---13 Hope Moreno .314 43-42 118 15 37 5 0 3 26 51 .432 16 8 12 3 .424 2 3 0-0 197 7 5 .97610 Mikaela Pechar .311 38-14 61 12 19 6 0 3 22 34 .557 7 1 17 0 .391 0 0 0-0 47 1 1 .98018 Jordyn Sturgeon .302 36-33 96 13 29 5 0 4 16 46 .479 10 0 20 0 .368 0 5 0-1 216 15 4 .98324 Mileah McKelvy .301 38-27 83 8 25 5 1 4 30 44 .530 11 6 19 0 .420 0 2 0-0 3 0 1 .75022 Courtney Sandell .292 36-16 48 18 14 0 0 0 8 14 .292 9 0 12 0 .397 1 1 3-3 20 0 2 .9092 Jayci Foster .277 40-40 119 17 33 8 0 6 19 59 .496 7 0 24 0 .317 0 3 0-0 67 51 9 .9293 Victoria Alvarez .240 18-11 25 6 6 0 0 0 5 6 .240 5 0 7 0 .367 0 4 2-2 9 17 1 .9631 Sydney Jenkins .143 26-0 7 10 1 0 0 0 0 1 .143 1 0 3 0 .250 0 0 3-4 0 0 0 ---12 Kaitlynn Hunt .121 38-34 58 12 7 0 0 0 2 7 .121 7 4 19 0 .261 0 3 3-3 41 50 7 .9298 Morgan Bohanan .000 7-0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.0004 Kristin Fry .000 28-0 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 ---6 Jacey Sawyer .000 10-0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 --- Creighton Totals .316 43 1120 250 354 57 6 37 235 534 .477 146 35 204 4 .409 7 49 21-25 850 269 52 .956Opponent Totals .254 43 1121 176 285 41 9 37 166 455 .406 113 28 248 5 .336 7 28 41-46 816 345 48 .960 LOB - Team (292), Opp (272). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (14). IBB - Team (3), Pechar 1, McNeil 1, Sandell 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Coffiel 1, Sandell 1.

No. Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA17 Bryana Clark 2.88 6-4 29 11 4 1/2 1 92.1 106 57 38 36 67 8 2 9 .277 7 8 0 3 127 Kiele Miller 3.20 14-8 30 20 9 1/2 2 135.2 116 73 62 57 147 25 6 15 .228 18 16 0 4 1211 Logan Black 4.43 8-3 16 12 2 0/2 0 55.1 63 46 35 20 34 8 1 13 .274 9 4 0 0 4 Creighton Totals 3.34 28-15 43 43 15 5/3 3 283.1 285 176 135 113 248 41 9 37 .254 34 28 0 7 28Opponent Totals 5.07 15-28 43 43 13 3/1 3 272.0 354 250 197 146 204 57 6 37 .316 33 35 0 7 49

PB - Team (9), Sturgeon 7, Pechar 2, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Sturgeon (35-40), Miller (21-22), Clark (16-18), Black (4-6), Pechar (6-6).

No. Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%9 Sam Crowley .523 15-15 44 16 23 3 1 4 17 40 .909 2 3 4 0 .549 2 8 2-2 29 1 0 1.00020 Tash Coffiel .452 15-15 31 10 14 1 2 1 6 22 .710 8 0 2 0 .564 0 1 1-1 14 20 4 .89516 Nikki McNeil .417 11-2 12 0 5 2 0 0 1 7 .583 4 0 3 0 .563 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 --- 5 Ashley Cantu .327 15-15 52 15 17 2 0 0 6 19 .365 8 0 5 0 .417 0 0 0-1 21 0 1 .95521 Kelli Finan .326 15-14 43 7 14 4 0 0 10 18 .419 4 0 5 0 .383 0 3 0-0 17 1 4 .81824 Mileah McKelvy .324 14-11 34 3 11 3 1 1 10 19 .559 5 3 6 0 .452 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 ---10 Mikaela Pechar .308 15-6 26 4 8 2 0 2 10 16 .615 3 0 10 0 .379 0 0 0-0 15 0 1 .93818 Jordyn Sturgeon .265 11-11 34 4 9 1 0 2 4 16 .471 4 0 10 0 .342 0 3 0-0 91 4 2 .9792 Jayci Foster .234 15-15 47 7 11 1 0 4 10 24 .511 2 0 7 0 .265 0 0 0-0 26 19 5 .90013 Hope Moreno .225 15-15 40 3 9 1 0 1 5 13 .325 7 2 4 0 .367 0 2 0-0 67 1 3 .95812 Kaitlynn Hunt .100 14-13 20 5 2 0 0 0 0 2 .100 0 3 7 0 .217 0 1 1-1 11 12 0 1.00022 Courtney Sandell .077 12-3 13 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 .077 2 0 1 0 .200 0 0 2-2 8 0 1 .8891 Sydney Jenkins .000 10-0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 ---8 Morgan Bohanan .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 ---3 Victoria Alvarez .000 4-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .500 0 1 0-0 0 1 0 1.0004 Kristin Fry .000 12-0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 ---6 Jacey Sawyer .000 4-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 --- Creighton Totals .310 15 400 86 124 20 4 15 80 197 .493 50 11 64 0 .400 2 19 8-9 306 69 23 .942Opponent Totals .204 15 382 47 78 11 2 9 42 120 .314 35 8 96 2 .285 0 10 16-17 290 114 16 .962

LOB - Team (106), Opp (82). DPs turned - Team (3), Opp (3). IBB - Team (2), Pechar 1, McNeil 1.

No. Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA7 Kiele Miller 1.42 7-2 12 9 5 1/1 1 59.0 37 17 12 18 64 7 1 4 .172 5 4 0 0 317 Bryana Clark 2.91 3-0 9 1 0 0/1 0 21.2 19 10 9 6 22 1 1 2 .232 2 3 0 0 411 Logan Black 4.92 2-1 5 5 1 0/0 0 21.1 22 20 15 11 10 3 0 3 .259 3 1 0 0 3 Creighton Totals 2.47 12-3 15 15 6 2/1 1 102.0 78 47 36 35 96 11 2 9 .204 10 8 0 0 10Opponent Totals 4.63 3-12 15 15 5 2/1 0 96.2 124 86 64 50 64 20 4 15 .310 10 11 0 2 19

PB - Team (3), Sturgeon 3, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Sturgeon (14-15), Miller (11-11), Clark (3-4), Pechar (2-2), Black (2-2).

BIG EAST Conference • 12-3, Second Place

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2018 All-BIG EAST Honors First Team

P Pat Moore, Fr. DePaulP Missy Zoch, So. DePaulC Kaitlin Mattera, So. St. John’s1B Krystal Puga, Sr.* St. John’s2B Angela Giampolo, Fr.* Villanova3B Alyssa Lach, Sr. ButlerSS Brittany Husk, Sr. * VillanovaOF Sam Crowley, Sr. CreightonOF Kate Polucha, Fr. DePaulOF Megan Leyva, Sr. DePaulUT Gretchen Bowie, So. St. John’sDP Morgan Greenwood, Jr. DePaul

Second TeamP Kiele Miller, Fr. CreightonP Anna Brooks Pacha, So. GeorgetownC Jessica Cothern, So. DePaul1B Nikki Alden, Sr. Villanova2B Sara Foster, Sr. Seton Hall3B Tash Coffiel, Sr. CreightonSS Maranda Gutierrez, Fr. DePaulOF Jenna Foreman, Jr. ButlerOF Theresa Kane, Sr. GeorgetownOF Lauren Zick, Sr. St. John’sUT Julianne Rurka, Sr. ProvidenceDP Sarah Bennett, Sr. Georgetown

Specialty AwardsPlayer of the Year:

Krystal Puga, St. John’sPitcher of the Year:

Pat Moore, DePaulDefensive Player of the Year:

Gretchen Bowie, St. John’sRookie of the Year: Kate Polucha, DePaul

Coaching Staff of the Year: DePaul

* Unanimous selection

2018 BIG EAST All-Tournament TeamMegan Leyva, DePaulKate Polucha, DePaul

Angela Schalzitti, DePaulMissy Zoch, DePaul

Ashley Cantu, CreightonKiele Miller, Creighton

Hope Moreno, CreightonKrystal Puga, St. John’sDana Morris, Villanova

BIG EAST Championship Most Outstanding Player:

Megan Leyva, DePaul

2018 BIG EAST Conference Standings Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L T Pct.DePaul 15 3 .833 35 17 0 .673 Creighton 12 3 .800 28 15 0 .651St. John’s 12 6 .667 24 26 0 .480Villanova 10 8 .556 27 24 2 .528Butler 7 11 .389 20 28 0 .417Georgetown 7 13 .350 16 36 0 .308Providence 6 14 .300 13 32 0 .289Seton Hall 5 16 .238 19 35 0 .352

2018 Bluejay Honors Ashley Cantu, So.

BIG EAST All-Tournament TeamBIG EAST Player of the Week (Feb. 26)

Bryana Clark, Sr.BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 26)

Tash Coffiel, Sr.All-BIG EAST Second Team, 3B

Sam Crowley, Sr.NFCA All-Great Lakes Region Third Team, OF

Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team, OF

Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District VII, OF

All-BIG EAST First Team, OFBIG EAST Player of the Week (April 23)

Kiele Miller, Fr.All-BIG EAST Second Team, P

BIG EAST All-Tournament TeamBIG EAST Pitcher of the Week (May 7)

Hope Moreno, Sr.BIG EAST All-Tournament Team

Friday, May 11#1 DePaul 12#4 Villanova 2

#2 Creighton 8#3 St. John’s 1

Saturday, May 12#1 DePaul 6

#2 Creighton 2

2018 BIG EAST Standings and Awards

BIG EAST Championship Recap


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Location: Evansville, Ind.Conference: Missouri ValleySeries Record: CU leads 39-20Twitter: @UEAthletics_SB

Head Coach: Mat MundellCareer Record: 186-296 (10 yrs)Record at Evansville: 69-138 (4)2018 Overall Record: 15-34

SID Contact: Bob PristashSID Phone: 812-488-4073SID E-mail: [email protected]: GoPurpleAces.com

2019 Non-Conference Opponents

Lamar CardinalsLocation: Beaumont, TexasConference: SouthlandSeries Record: Tied 1-1Twitter: @LamarSoftball

Head Coach: Amy HooksCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at Lamar: Same2018 Overall Record: 28-28

SID Contact: Travis RaeSID Phone: 409-880-2323SID E-mail: [email protected]: LamarCardinals.com

Location: Pine Bluff, Ark.Conference: Southwestern AthleticSeries Record: CU leads 5-0Twitter: @UAPB_Softball

Interim Head CoachMichael BumpersCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at UAPB: Same2018 Overall Record: 19-28

SID Contact: Duane LewisSID Phone: 870-575-7949SID E-mail: [email protected]: UAPBLionsRoar.com

Nebraska CornhuskersLocation: Lincoln, Neb.Conference: Big TenSeries Record: NU leads 85-37Twitter: @HuskerSoftball

Head Coach: Rhonda RevelleCareer Record: 976-553 (27 yrs)Record at Nebraska: 968-537 (26)2018 Overall Record: 31-23

SID Contact: Erica NettSID Phone: 402-472-2264SID E-mail: [email protected]: Huskers.com

Chattanooga MocsLocation: Chattanooga, Tenn.Conference: SouthernSeries Record: First MeetingTwitter: @GoMocsSB

Head Coach: Frank ReedCareer Record: 1,080-498 (27 yrs)Record at UTC: 604-411 (17)2018 Overall Record: 26-30

SID Contact: Corey BelonziSID Phone: 423-425-2116SID E-mail: [email protected]: GoMocs.com

New Mexico LobosLocation: Albuquerque, N.M.Conference: Mountain WestSeries Record: CU leads 14-12Twitter: @UNMLoboSB

Head Coach: Paula CongletonCareer Record: 47-116 (3 yrs)Record at New Mexico: 14-39 (1)2018 Overall Record: 14-39

SID Contact: Allison WeissSID Phone: 661-313-5402SID E-mail: [email protected]: GoLobos.com

Evansville Purple Aces

Location: Omaha, Neb.Conference: Summit LeagueSeries Record: CU leads 27-9Twitter: @OmahaSB

Head Coach: Amanda EberhartCareer Record: 95-108 (4 yrs)Record at UNO: First Season2018 Overall Record: 20-31

SID Contact: Shad BeamSID Phone: 402-306-1150SID E-mail: [email protected]: OMavs.com

Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks

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Location: Brookings, S.D.Conference: SummitSeries Record: CU leads 13-7-1Twitter: @GoJacksSB

Head Coach: Krista WoodCareer Record: 372-270 (12 yrs)Record at SDSU: 102-116 (4)2018 Overall Record: 37-18

SID Contact: Andrew SognSID Phone: 605-688-4822 SID E-mail: [email protected]: GoJacks.com


North Texas Mean GreenLocation Denton, TexasConference: Conference USASeries Record: CU leads 5-4Twitter: @MeanGreenSB

Head Coach: Rodney DeLongCareer Record: 144-79 (4 yrs)Record at North Texas: First Season2018 Overall Record: 25-27

SID Contact: Clay MasseySID Phone: 817-933-8803SID E-mail: [email protected]: MeanGreenSports.com

Location: Carbondale, Ill.Conference: Missouri ValleySeries Record: CU leads 35-25Twitter: @SIU_Softball

Head Coach: Kerri BlaylockCareer Record: 659-368-1 (19 yrs)Record at SIU: Same2018 Overall Record: 31-22

SID Contact: Will BecqueSID Phone: 618-453-5470SID E-mail: [email protected]: SIUSalukis.com

South Dakota CoyotesLocation: Vermillion, S.D.Conference: Summit LeagueSeries Record: CU leads 15-7Twitter: @SDCoyotesSB

Head Coach: Robert WagnerCareer Record: 71-96 (3 yrs)Record at South Dakota: 39-70 (2)2018 Overall Record: 17-38

SID Contact: Bryan BoettcherSID Phone: 605-658-5544 SID E-mail: [email protected]: GoYotes.com

South Dakota State Jackrabbits

Southern Illinois Salukis

Location: Natchitoches, La.Conference: SouthlandSeries Record: Tied 1-1Twitter: @NSUDemonsSB

Head Coach: Donald PickettCareer Record: 267-266-1 (10 yrs)Record at NSU: Same2018 Overall Record: 28-25

SID Contact: Matt VinesSID Phone: 318-357-6467 SID E-mail: [email protected]: NSUDemons.com

Northwestern State Lady Demons

Ohio BobcatsLocation: Athens, OhioConference: Mid-AmericanSeries Record: First meetingTwitter: @OhioBobcatSB

Head Coach: Kenzie RoarkCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at Ohio: Same2018 Overall Record: 40-17

SID Contact: Sara LegarskySID Phone: 740-597-1837SID E-mail: [email protected]: OhioBobcats.com

Location: Las Cruces, N.M.Conference: Western AthleticSeries Record: CU leads 13-10Twitter: @NMStateSoftball

Head Coach: Kathy RodolphCareer Record: 534-424 (17 yrs)Record at NM State: 465-390 (15)2018 Overall Record: 29-24

SID Contact: Christina AndersonSID Phone: 575-646-1885SID E-mail: [email protected]: NMStateSports.com

New Mexico State Aggies


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UMKC KangaroosLocation: Kansas City, Mo.Conference: Western AthleticSeries Record: CU leads 47-2Twitter: @UMKCSB

Head Coach: Meredith Smith NealCareer Record: 238-379 (12 yrs)Record at UMKC: Same2018 Overall Record: 15-41

SID Contact: Tyler WallSID Phone: 816-235-1053SID E-mail: [email protected]: UMKCKangaroos.com


UTEP MinersLocation: El Paso, TexasConference: Conference USASeries Record: First MeetingTwitter: @UTEPSoftball

Head Coach: Tobin Echo-HawkCareer Record: 233-301 (10 yrs)Record at UTEP: 87-174 (5)2018 Overall Record: 21-33

SID Contact: Brandon CollinsSID Phone: 915-747-6451SID E-mail: [email protected]: UTEPAthletics.com

Location: Kalamazoo, Mich.Conference: Mid-AmericanSeries Record: CU leads 6-4Twitter: @WMUSoftball

Head Coach: Kathy LeitkeCareer Record: 730-634-1 (27 yrs)Record at WMU: 418-467-1 (18)2018 Overall Record: 29-25

SID Contact: Kristin KeirnsSID Phone: 269-387-4123SID E-mail: [email protected]: WMUBroncos.com

Western Michigan Broncos


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Conference Opponents

Butler BulldogsLocation: Indianapolis, Ind.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: CU leads 9-6Twitter: @ButlerSoftball

Head Coach: Scott HallCareer Record: 198-216 (8 yrs)Record at Butler: Same2018 Overall Record: 20-28

SID Contact: John DedmanSID Phone: 317-940-9414SID E-mail: [email protected]: ButlerSports.com

DePaul Blue DemonsLocation: Chicago, Ill.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: DePaul leads 16-7Twitter: @DPUSoftball

Head Coach: Tracie Adix-ZinsCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at DePaul: Same2018 Overall Record: 34-17

SID Contact: Alyssa DamatoSID Phone: 773-325-8609SID E-mail: [email protected]: DePaulBlueDemons.com

Seton Hall PiratesLocation: South Orange, N.J.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: CU leads 9-5Twitter: @SHUSoftball

Head Coach: Paige SmithCareer Record: 291-290-2 (11 yrs)Record at Seton Hall: 122-186-1 (6)2018 Overall Record: 19-35

SID Contact: Bobby MullenSID Phone: 973-761-9493SID E-mail: [email protected]: SHUPirates.com

Georgetown HoyasLocation: Washington, D.C.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: CU leads 8-5Twitter: @HoyaSoftball

Head Coach: Pat ConlanCareer Record: 256-518 (16 yrs)Record at Georgetown: 202-429 (13)2018 Overall Record: 16-36

SID Contact: Abby SchrumSID Phone: 202-687-6591SID E-mail: [email protected]: GUHoyas.com

St. John’s Red StormLocation: Queens, N.Y.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: SJU leads 10-4Twitter: @StJohnsSoftball

Head Coach: Bob GuerrieroCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at St. John’s: Same2018 Overall Record: 24-26

SID Contact: Dylan SmithSID Phone: 718-990-3119SID E-mail: [email protected]: RedStormSports.com

Villanova WildcatsLocation: Villanova, Pa.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: Tied 8-8Twitter: @VUSoftball

Head Coach: Bridget OrchardCareer Record: 753-420-3 (21 yrs)Record at Villanova: First Season2018 Overall Record: 27-24

SID Contact: Austin CarrozzaSID Phone: 610-519-7579SID E-mail: [email protected]: Villanova.com

Providence FriarsLocation: Providence, R.I.Conference: BIG EASTSeries Record: CU leads 8-6Twitter: @PCFriarSoftball

Head Coach: Jill KarwoskiCareer Record: 183-319 (10 yrs)Record at Providence: First Season2018 Overall Record: 13-32

SID Contact: Chris MezzanotteSID Phone: 401-865-2272SID E-mail: [email protected]: Friars.com


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Adelphi 3-0Akron 4-1Alabama 1-0Alabama A&M 2-0Alabama-Birmingham 1-2Albany 2-0Alcorn State 1-0Arizona 5-13Arizona State 1-15Arkansas 2-3Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5-0Army 2-0Auburn 0-3Augustana (S.D.) 4-0Austin Peay 3-0Ball State 3-0Baylor 7-4Bellevue (Neb.) 4-0Bethune-Cookman 1-0Boise State 2-1Boston College 1-1Boston University 0-1Bowling Green 0-1Bradley 41-16Briar Cliff 2-0Bucknell 1-0Buffalo 1-0Butler 9-6BYU 1-2California 1-9Cal Poly 0-3Cal Poly Pomona 2-8Cal State Northridge 0-3Cal State Fullerton 0-7Campbell 3-1Centenary 3-0Central Arkansas 2-1Central Florida 0-2Central Michigan 3-2Chapman 3-1Chattanooga First Meeting in 2019Colorado State 20-18Columbia 1-0Concordia (Neb.) 7-1Connecticut 1-0Dayton 2-0DePaul 7-16Detroit 7-0Drake 60-32Drexel 1-0East Carolina 0-2Eastern Illinois 4-1Eastern Michigan 2-1Emporia State 3-4Evansville 39-20Fairfield 1-0Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0Florida 0-1Florida A&M 2-0Florida Atlantic 4-0Florida Gulf Coast 0-1Florida International 2-0Florida State 1-2Fresno State 0-4Furman 1-0

All-Time Team Records Overall : 1,321-858-3 (.606) Home: 462-243-1 (.655) Away: 378-357-2 (.514) Neutral: 481-258 (.650) 1970s: 50-38 (.568) 1980s: 385-157 (.710) 1990s: 298-250 (.544) 2000s: 347-205-2 (.628) 2010s: 241-208-1 (.537)AIAW Regionals: 9-2 (.818)AIAW WCWS: 2-4 (.333)

League Games: 370-242-1 (.604) HCAC: 27-19 (.587) WAC: 7-13 (.350) MVC: 292-161-1 (.644) BIG EAST: 44-49 (.473)League Tourney: 61-35 (.635) HCAC: 16-6 (.727) WAC: 6-4 (.600) MVC: 38-23 (.623) BIG EAST: 1-2 (.333)NCAA Regionals: 11-20 (.355)NCAA WCWS: 1-4 (.200)

Series ResultsGeorge Mason 1-0Georgetown 8-5Georgia 0-1Georgia State 1-0Grambling State 3-0Grand Canyon 0-2Grandview 4-0Green Bay 7-0Hampton 3-0 Hastings 1-0Hawaii 0-4Hawaii Hilo 1-1Hofstra 0-1Holy Cross 4-0 Howard 3-0Idaho State 2-0Illinois 0-1Illinois Central 2-0Illinois State 32-36-1Illinois-Chicago 1-4Indiana 5-4Indiana State 50-8Iowa 21-9Iowa State 26-21IPFW 2-0IUPUI 1-0Kansas 24-44-1Kansas State 15-0Lamar 1-1LaSalle 2-1Lehigh 1-0 Lipscomb 1-0Long Beach State 2-4Louisiana 0-1Louisiana Monroe 5-2Louisiana Tech 1-4Louisville 0-3Loyola Chicago 5-1Loyola Marymount 2-0Maine 6-0Manhattan 1-0McNeese State 1-0Mercer 0-1Miami (Ohio) 1-0Michigan 2-2Michigan State 5-0Middle Tennessee 1-1Midland (Neb.) 0-3Minnesota 9-9Minnesota State-Mankato 4-1Mississippi 0-2Missouri 10-16Missouri State 49-31Missouri-St. Louis 1-0Monmouth 1-0Morehead State 1-0National College of Education 2-2Nebraska 37-85Nebraska-Kearney 17-3Nebraska-Omaha 27-9Nebraska Wesleyan 5-2New Mexico 14-12New Mexico Highlands 1-0New Mexico State 13-10Niagara 2-0 Nicholls State 0-1North Carolina 1-0North Carolina Greensboro 1-0

North Dakota 3-0North Dakota State 8-4North Texas 5-4Northern California 2-0Northern Colorado 10-1Northern Illinois 5-3Northern Iowa 53-18Northwest Missouri State 10-3Northwestern 2-1Northwestern State 1-1Notre Dame 1-2Oakland 1-0Ohio First Meeting in 2019Ohio State 1-0Oklahoma 10-18Oklahoma City 10-2Oklahoma State 3-6Oregon 2-2Oregon State 2-2Pacific 2-7Pennsylvania 1-0Penn State 1-0Peru State 11-5Pima College 1-0Pittsburg State 1-0 Portland State 0-1Prairie View A&M 2-0Presbyterian 1-0Providence 8-6Quinnipiac 1-0Robert Morris 2-1Sacramento State 2-4Sacred Heart 3-0Saint Bonaventure 1-1Saint Cloud State 1-0Saint Francis (Pa.) 1-0Saint Joseph’s 2-0Saint Louis 5-0College of Saint Mary (Neb.) 15-3Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 1-0Saint Mary’s (Texas) 1-0Saint Peter’s 4-0Saint Xavier 1-0Sam Houston State 7-4Samford 3-1San Diego 3-0San Diego State 7-6San Jose State 1-2Santa Clara 7-0Seton Hall 9-5Siena 1-0Simpson College 5-1South Carolina 3-3South Dakota 15-7

South Dakota State 13-7-1South Florida 1-1Southeast Missouri State 7-3Southeastern Louisiana 0-1Southern Illinois 35-25Southern Miss 1-0Southern Utah 5-1Stanford 0-1St. John’s 4-10Stephen F. Austin 4-2Tarkio College 4-0Temple 1-0Tennessee 0-1Tennessee State 1-1Tennessee-Martin 2-0Texas 0-2Texas A&M 8-7Texas State 7-3Texas Tech 1-1Texas Women’s University 1-0Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 0-3Texas-Arlington 14-6Texas-San Antonio 1-2Toledo 4-2Truman State 2-1Tulsa 13-8UCLA 1-9UC Riverside 1-1 UC Santa Barbara 2-0UMass-Lowell 1-0UMKC 47-2UNLV 3-2U.S. International 4-3Utah 13-10 Utah State 9-8Utah Valley 1-1UTEP First Meeting in 2019Valparaiso 4-0 Villanova 8-8Virginia 1-0Wagner 2-0Washburn 2-0Washington 1-3Wayne State (Neb.) 11-5Weber State 2-0Western Illinois 9-2Western Kentucky 1-0Western Michigan 6-4Wichita State 51-29Wisconsin 1-0Wyoming 6-1Yale 1-0Youngstown State 2-02019 Bluejay opponents are in bold


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YEAR W-L AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB SO HBP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2018 28-15 .316 1120 250 354 57 6 37 235 534 .477 146 204 35 .409 7 49 21-25 850 269 52 .9562017 18-32 .259 1275 196 330 46 6 26 175 466 .365 120 279 30 .335 7 44 22-34 948 334 69 .9492016 25-22 .255 1167 189 298 37 7 22 165 415 .356 163 279 27 .358 5 48 43-50 924 274 48 .9612015 22-21 .270 1108 186 299 31 7 35 168 449 .405 113 227 26 .350 5 42 30-39 845 355 49 .9612014 29-24 .231 1353 188 312 43 3 42 177 487 .360 158 380 37 .327 2 30 39-52 1072 363 61 .9592013 29-18 .262 1209 202 317 56 5 48 181 527 .436 133 341 23 .346 3 40 29-36 927 317 60 .9542012 28-25-1 .292 1430 294 418 59 9 56 275 663 .464 181 340 30 .381 9 46 37-44 1045 358 61 .9582011 25-28 .259 1349 184 349 25 4 38 164 496 .368 116 379 30 .330 5 50 55-72 1036 383 54 .9632010 37-23 .243 1531 265 372 51 6 66 244 633 .413 166 412 48 .325 6 57 40-55 1228 506 73 .9602009 35-16 .256 1287 188 329 57 7 37 169 511 .397 136 302 29 .339 6 81 32-48 1048 401 37 .9752008 43-17 .272 1520 259 414 62 8 47 235 633 .416 167 340 42 .359 4 100 35-43 1227 482 47 .9732007 40-14-1 .287 1431 259 410 54 9 57 233 653 .456 140 313 22 .358 5 92 44-60 1123 462 52 .9682006 23-27 .259 1264 166 328 42 6 26 148 460 .364 113 315 22 .331 1 84 32-43 994 379 70 .9512005 44-13 .274 1471 225 403 64 2 29 209 558 .379 116 393 33 .393 7 85 82-99 1184 335 44 .9722004 44-17-1 .279 1576 282 439 71 13 42 248 662 .420 161 404 29 .355 6 82 60-72 1249 356 59 .9652003 26-24 .227 1302 180 296 36 6 43 155 473 .363 119 326 26 .303 7 53 40-50 1024 289 54 .9602002 28-28 .246 1395 197 343 60 7 22 168 483 .346 137 320 13 .318 5 58 34-51 1080 431 65 .9592001 30-27 .250 1490 220 372 74 6 38 187 572 .384 151 336 20 .325 9 79 40-54 1209 553 63 .9652000 34-22 .245 1475 200 361 55 3 17 167 473 .321 108 313 26 .306 7 59 41-51 1160 484 68 .9601999 31-28 .275 1579 245 434 73 23 10 217 583 .369 109 295 33 .334 6 63 74-89 1183 518 67 .9621998 33-15 .272 1226 172 333 42 5 15 150 430 .351 95 155 11 .327 9 63 52-67 968 476 39 .9741997 32-30 .261 1586 201 414 65 10 15 167 544 .343 116 235 15 .317 2 95 79-103 1236 630 71 .9631996 17-24 .284 1090 162 310 56 6 9 138 405 .372 118 179 12 .359 3 48 49-71 813 390 65 .9491995 32-19 .296 1282 222 380 58 14 18 179 520 .406 115 114 9 .356 8 64 83-102 982 452 78 .9481994 24-31 .263 1477 180 388 63 10 11 151 504 .341 96 189 13 .312 7 62 31-53 1131 500 102 .9411993 32-23 .315 1487 243 469 79 8 11 202 597 .401 101 137 10 .360 11 65 71-94 1105 455 89 .9461992 20-32 .226 1232 130 278 21 3 5 101 320 .260 103 178 7 .289 7 64 58-86 1034 483 73 .9541991 38-25 .243 1755 173 426 53 15 4 138 521 .297 117 161 16 .360 9 82 89-130 1448 717 88 .9611990 39-23 .259 1624 226 420 59 6 9 195 518 .319 121 115 14 .398 7 79 59-80 1300 620 78 .9611989 49-19 .281 1798 269 506 65 13 9 219 624 .347 133 125 16 .339 7 112 54-73 1435 517 76 .9631988 38-18 .254 1466 174 372 55 10 7 150 468 .319 115 129 13 .314 7 77 54-69 1170 545 70 .9611987 34-13 .294 1231 203 362 54 10 8 164 460 .373 100 82 10 .349 12 61 50 957 457 72 .9521986 36-22 .209 1509 157 316 33 4 13 131 396 .262 124 157 13 .360 – – 36-52 1251 767 69 .9631985 43-18 .268 1519 207 407 59 20 1 175 407 .334 124 153 16 .377 10 64 37-47 1217 565 76 .9591984 28-12 .235 1083 131 254 26 10 3 109 309 .285 86 106 8 .294 6 55 20-30 – – 49 .9621983 21-18 .254 1039 124 254 20 12 2 90 308 .296 53 93 11 .288 1 39 10 804 350 51 .9581982 39-13 .256 1443 187 370 31 21 6 152 461 .319 78 111 3 – – – – – – – –1981 51-7 .291 1605 281 467 28 29 9 218 580 .361 98 82 8 .332 – – – – – – –1980 46-17 .263 1478 253 390 26 33 4 189 494 .334 133 135 5 – – 74 64 1244 620 80 .9361979 22-13 .269 908 166 264 25 11 2 115 317 .349 91 83 4 – – 29 39 – – – –1978 20-11 .322 883 216 275 22 11 10 162 349 .409 74 41 3 – – 20 35 – – – –1977 8-14 .260 587 147 153 14 5 4 – 189 .321 92 66 – – – – 22 – – – –

Hitting & Fielding

Year-by-Year Statistics

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YEAR ERA W-L SV CG SHO/CBO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP HBP2018 3.34 28-15 3 15 5/3 283.1 285 176 135 113 248 41 9 37 1121 .254 34 282017 4.92 18-32 2 18 3/0 316.0 384 290 222 212 191 63 2 42 1309 .293 32 492016 3.55 25-22 2 29 7/0 308.0 320 182 156 102 328 42 6 35 1219 .263 11 332015 3.63 22-21 1 34 8/0 281.2 288 180 146 108 210 44 4 47 1114 .259 13 262014 2.57 29-24 5 35 18/3 357.1 311 165 131 153 361 52 6 25 1360 .229 8 232013 2.38 29-18 1 34 9/0 309.0 272 145 105 113 325 36 3 33 1174 .232 11 202012 3.66 28-25 2 24 5/2 348.1 352 233 182 204 300 44 3 40 1345 .262 21 382011 3.30 25-28 1 26 11/2 345.1 303 205 163 190 293 46 5 37 1312 .231 12 352010 2.62 37-23 3 35 14/2 409.1 361 189 153 168 396 44 5 37 1538 .235 10 372009 1.46 35-16 2 42 15/2 349.1 234 95 73 91 333 25 0 20 1228 .191 3 322008 2.21 43-17 7 39 15/1 409.1 303 143 129 128 414 37 4 39 1491 .203 11 192007 1.76 40-14 5 33 19/8 374.1 280 121 94 116 379 27 2 29 1360 .206 15 202006 2.56 23-27 2 29 10/2 331.1 273 157 121 162 310 40 1 24 1229 .222 24 292005 1.60 44-13 3 38 21/5 394.2 257 116 90 141 458 39 3 27 1410 .182 15 202004 0.99 44-17 4 43 22/2 416.1 253 95 59 134 482 32 2 15 1463 .173 10 142003 2.07 26-24 2 31 9/1 341.1 232 128 101 157 382 23 3 28 1214 .191 11 142002 2.53 28-28 1 35 11/0 360.0 335 171 130 129 276 51 4 25 1378 .243 18 192001 2.41 30-27 0 39 16/1 403.0 359 171 139 149 318 49 2 27 1502 .239 27 232000 1.73 34-22 4 41 7/2 387.1 311 142 96 166 276 44 5 16 1402 .222 14 211999 2.63 31-28 1 52 11/0 394.1 403 200 148 118 237 58 10 28 1516 .266 23 251998 1.58 33-15 4 34 14/1 322.2 276 92 73 85 192 34 5 14 1184 .233 18 91997 1.99 32-29 1 33 15/3 415.1 388 174 118 131 135 61 17 13 1772 .248 20 131996 3.51 16-24 4 13 4/1 271.0 312 191 136 105 122 44 8 17 1272 .284 22 131995 2.31 32-19 1 23 10 327.1 285 145 108 125 159 50 6 11 1252 .228 6 181994 2.64 24-31 2 32 8 377.0 361 210 142 143 215 52 18 18 1477 .244 23 151993 1.73 32-23 3 44 13 365.1 318 168 91 125 215 46 6 10 1380 .230 21 91992 2.04 19-31 3 34 9 344.2 317 154 100 141 171 39 13 8 1501 .248 – 101991 1.02 38-25 2 53 19 482.2 360 107 70 110 167 33 17 11 1761 .204 6 91990 1.42 39-23 3 51 20 433.1 349 128 88 113 168 51 8 3 1606 .217 11 81989 1.22 49-19 6 44 18 485.0 385 133 85 130 163 40 17 8 1759 .218 11 141988 1.20 38-18 2 39 16 402.0 309 114 69 74 127 – – – – – 13 71987 1.43 34-13 8 25 13 319.0 246 101 65 89 108 – – – – – 20 101986 0.83 36-22 3 36 17 421.0 242 81 50 66 260 31 13 2 1392 .174 20 11985 1.30 43-18 5 43 19 409.0 285 111 76 94 189 31 10 5 1652 .173 13 11984 0.54 28-12 1 – 16 298.2 130 43 23 59 – – – – 1105 .117 – –1983 0.96 21-18 1 – 14 270.0 182 55 37 47 171 – – – 1058 .172 0 –1982 0.64 39-13 14 – 24 374.1 221 68 34 36 223 – – – – – 8 –1981 0.51 51-7 14 – 28 389.1 220 166 29 38 273 – – – – – 6 –1980 1.15 46-17 0 – 24 455.0 332 106 75 96 229 – – – 1833 .181 2 131979 1.60 22-13 1 – 8 249.0 188 91 57 46 141 – – – 966 .195 0 11978 2.14 20-11 – – 2 200.0 198 151 61 92 59 – – – – – 10 71977 –– 8-14 – – 0 – 173 213 – 141 26 12 5 4 657 .246 – –

Pitching

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Batting Average 1977 Anne Timmermann .400 1978 Anne Timmermann .538 1979 Cheri Love .385 1980 Mary Yori .323 1981 Mary Yori .354 1982 Jean Tierney .303 1983 Angie Rajtora .355 1984 Angie Rajtora .336 1985 Flo Mannix .349 1986 Ellen Castro .244 1987 Sue Frederick .423 1988 Jody Schwartz .340 1989 Jody Ream .325 1990 Kelly Brookhart .325 1991 Kelly Brookhart .332 1992 Wendy Moon .291 1993 Julie Woodley .376 1994 Tracy Rice .347 1995 Christy Lunceford .397 1996 Christy Lunceford .419 1997 Christy Lunceford .400 1998 Marie Gieron .346 1999 Heidi Geier .403 2000 Marie Gieron .339 2001 Marie Gieron .321 2002 Jenny Hunt .325 2003 Jenny Hunt .306 2004 Stacey Rybar .374 2005 Melanie Dorsey .402 2006 Lauren Cisneros .365 2007 Jamie Reiss .364 2008 Jessica Wakasugi .353 2009 Renae Sinkler .364 2010 Renae Sinkler .383 2011 Ellen Homan .308 2012 Ellen Homan .370 2013 Amy Baker .358 2014 Alexis Cantu .287 2015 Liz Dike .418 2016 Tash Coffiel .353 2017 Ashley Cantu .346 2018 Ashley Cantu .401

At Bats

1977 Anne Timmermann 75 1978 Anne Timmermann 104 1979 Cheri Love 117 1980 Missy Carson 215 1981 Jean Tierney 198 1982 Jean Tierney 188 1983 Jean Tierney 132 1984 Angie Rajtora 128 1985 Mary Lucca 178 1986 Ellen Castro 172 April Trupp 172 1987 Sue Frederick 163 1988 Sue Frederick 182 1989 Sue Frederick 230 1990 Kelly Brookhart 194 1991 Tiffany Strnad 216 1992 Wendy Moon 148 1993 Wendy Moon 159 1994 Christy Lunceford 176 1995 Shelly Esser 159 1996 Heidi Geier 142 1997 Heidi Geier 199 1998 Heidi Geier 151 1999 Heidi Geier 186 2000 Marie Gieron 174 2001 Stacey Rybar 172 2002 Stacey Rybar 171 2003 Stacey Rybar 162 2004 Melanie Dorsey 192

Year-by-Year Leaders 2005 Lauren Cisneros 179 2006 Bailey Dawson 153 2007 Jamie Reiss 184 2008 Renae Sinkler 189 2009 Bailey Dawson 163 2010 Lauren Larson 181 2011 Ellen Homan 169 2012 Ellen Homan 181 2013 Ellen Homan 148 2014 Liz Dike 170 2015 Kelsey Allender 142 2016 Allie Reinhart 137 2017 Sam Dellinger 154 2018 Ashley Cantu 142

Hits

1977 Anne Timmermann 56 1978 Anne Timmermann 30 1979 Cheri Love 45 1980 Mary Yori 65 1981 Mary Yori 67 1982 Jean Tierney 58 1983 Angie Rajtora 44 1984 Angie Rajtora 43 1985 Flo Mannix 52 Jody Schwartz 52 1986 Ellen Castro 42 1987 Sue Frederick 69 1988 Jody Schwartz 51 Marina Watson 51 1989 Sue Frederick 69 1990 Kelly Brookhart 63 1991 Kelly Brookhart 70 1992 Wendy Moon 43 1993 Julie Woodley 59 1994 Christy Lunceford 55 1995 Christy Lunceford 62 1996 Christy Lunceford 52 1997 Christy Lunceford 76 1998 Heidi Geier 48 1999 Heidi Geier 75 2000 Marie Gieron 59 2001 Marie Gieron 53 2002 Stacey Rybar 44 2003 Stacey Rybar 42 2004 Melanie Dorsey 70 2005 Melanie Dorsey 70 2006 Lauren Cisneros 50 2007 Jamie Reiss 67 2008 Renae Sinkler 64 2009 Renae Sinkler 51 2010 Renae Sinkler 64 2011 Ellen Homan 52 2012 Ellen Homan 67 2013 Amy Baker 49 Liz Dike 49 2014 Liz Dike 44 Blair Lowe 44 2015 Liz Dike 56 2016 Allie Reinhart 46 2017 Sam Dellinger 52 2018 Ashley Cantu 57

Runs

1977 Marge Reuter 22 Anne Timmermann 22 1978 Anne Timmermann 40 1979 Karla Hughes 21 Anne Timmermann 21 1980 Mary Yori 39 1981 Mary Yori 50 1982 Jean Tierney 28 1983 Jean Tierney 29 1984 Angie Rajtora 19

1985 Traci Fitsimones 37 1986 Traci Fitsimones 20 1987 Sue Frederick 41 1988 Sue Frederick 36 1989 Jody Ream 38 1990 Karyn Rice 26 1991 Tiffany Strnad 28 1992 Wendy Moon 17 1993 Shelly Esser 31 Wendy Moon 31 1994 Wendy Moon 29 1995 Shelly Esser 41 1996 Heidi Geier 27 Christy Lunceford 27 1997 Christy Lunceford 37 1998 Heidi Geier 27 1999 Heidi Geier 39 2000 Frenchy Nix 27 2001 Sami Herbster 38 2002 Stacey Rybar 27 2003 Stacey Rybar 30 2004 Stacey Rybar 49 2005 Lauren Cisneros 42 2006 Lauren Cisneros 31 2007 Jamie Reiss 35 2008 Bailey Dawson 37 2009 Bailey Dawson 29 2010 Renae Sinkler 59 2011 Ellen Homan 25 2012 Allie Mathewson 44 2013 Amy Baker 26 Ellen Homan 26 2014 Liz Dike 37 2015 Liz Dike 36 2016 Michelle Trulin 27 2017 Ashley Cantu 30 2018 Ashley Cantu 45

Runs Batted In

1977 Anne Timmerman 28 1978 Jean Conrad 42 1979 Cheri Love 27 1980 Mary Yori 36 1981 Mary Yori 36 1982 Karla Hughes 21 Jody Jenison 21 Mary Yori 21 1983 Angie Rajtora 21 1984 Sue Glines 16 Angie Rajtora 16 1985 Mary Panganos 31 1986 Jody Schwartz 25 1987 Jody Schwartz 27 1988 Jody Schwartz 36 1989 Jody Ream 40 1990 Karyn Rice 38 1991 Kelly Brookhart 27 1992 Tracy Rice 18 1993 Dede Pendleton 35 Tracy Rice 35 1994 Dede Pendleton 31 1995 Christy Lunceford 34 1996 Kellie Rivera 27 1997 Christy Lunceford 29 1998 Summer O’Neal 36 1999 Heidi Geier 34 2000 Marie Gieron 30 2001 Marie Gieron 36 2002 Abby Johnson 28 2003 Stacey Rybar 34 2004 Abby Johnson 43 2005 Abby Johnson 41 2006 Lauren Cisneros 36 2007 TJ Eadus 42 2008 Bailey Dawson 39

2009 Renae Sinkler 39 2010 Renae Sinkler 58 2011 Amy Baker 33 2012 Alexis Cantu 48 2013 Amy Baker 42 2014 Liz Dike 41 2015 Liz Dike 41 2016 Jen Daro 39 2017 Sam Dellinger 42 2018 Kelli Finan 36

Doubles 1977 Jean Conrad 4 1978 Jean Conrad 7 Anne Timmermann 7 1979 Cheri Love 8 1980 Jody Jenison 7 1981 Karla Hughes 5 Brenda Sather 5 1982 Jean Tierney 5 1983 Jean Tierney 4 1984 Susan Glines 4 Mary Lucca 4 Flo Mannix 4 Angie Rajtora 4 1985 Jody Schwartz 11 1986 Mary Panagos 7 Jody Schwartz 7 1987 Joey Schope 8 Jody Schwartz 8 1988 Jody Schwartz 10 1989 Jody Ream 14 1990 Karyn Rice 13 1991 Kelly Brookhart 15 1992 Michelle Klinetobe 4 Tracy Rice 4 1993 Julie Woodley 15 1994 Dede Pendleton 12 1995 Erin Fraser 13 1996 Christy Lunceford 13 1997 Christy Lunceford 19 1998 Valerie Downen 7 Summer O’Neal 7 1999 Frenchy Nix 23 2000 Marie Gieron 10 Frenchy Nix 10 2001 Sami Herbster 13 2002 DeAnn Kaster 14 2003 Kari Shank 7 2004 Stacey Rybar 14 2005 Abby Johnson 13 2006 Bailey Dawson 9 2007 Bailey Dawson 8 TJ Eadus 8 2008 Renae Sinkler 15 2009 Sara Loeffelholz 10 2010 Amy Baker 13 2011 Ellen Homan 6 2012 Ellen Homan 8 2013 Blair Lowe 8 2014 Blair Lowe 9 2015 Allie Reinhart 8 2016 Allie Reinhart 7 2017 Sam Dellinger 13 2018 Ashley Cantu 9


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Triples 1977 Jean Conrad 2 1978 Jean Conrad 4 Cheri Love 4 1979 Karla Hughes 5 1980 Mary Yori 13 1981 Karla Hughes 6 Angie Rajtora 6 Mary Yori 6 1982 Karla Hughes 6 1983 Angie Rajtora 6 1984 Angie Rajtora 4 1985 Mary Panagos 7 1986 Ellen Castro 1 Mary Panagos 1 Joey Schope 1 1987 Mary Panagos 4 1988 Lisa Elwell 2 Sue Federick 2 Marina Watson 2 1989 Jody Ream 3 Karyn Rice 3 Kelly Wilkins 3 1990 Kelly Brookhart 2 1991 Wendy Moon 5 1992 Wendy Moon 1 Tracy Rice 1 Teir Wilbur 1 1993 Julie Woodley 3 1994 Dede Pendleton 4 1995 Christy Lunceford 5 1996 Valerie Downen 2 1997 Heidi Geier 3 Summer O’Neal 3 1998 Amy Ficenec 2 1999 Temple Windhorst 6 2000 Marie Gieron 1 Frenchy Nix 1 Emily Townsend 1 2001 Marie Gieron 3 2002 Abby Johnson 3 2003 Lauren Cisneros 2 Melanie Dorsey 2 2004 Stacey Rybar 4 2005 Mary Egan 1 Lauren Cisneros 1 2006 Lauren Cisneros 2 Bailey Dawson 2 2007 Jamie Reiss 4 2008 Bailey Dawson 3 2009 Sara Loeffelholz 2 Renae Sinkler 2 2010 Christa Ruf 2 Renae Sinkler 2 2011 Jennifer Bohle 1 Ellen Homan 1 Danai Martin 1 Liz McKewon 1 2012 Liz Dike 2 Ellen Homan 2 Christa Ruf 2 2013 Liz Dike 3 2014 Liz Dike 2 2015 Liz Dike 5 2016 Kelsey Allender 2 Tash Coffiel 2 2017 Ashley Cantu 2 Aujanae McCoy 2 2018 Sam Crowley 2 Tash Coffiel 2

Year-by-Year LeadersHome Runs

1977 Jean Conrad 2 1978 Jean Conrad 7 1979 Anne Timmermann 1 Ann Schatz 1 1980 Karla Hughes 2 1981 Mary Yori 6 1982 Brenda Sather 2 1983 Angie Rajtora 1 Flo Mannix 1 1984 Angie Rajtora 1 Kandy Foust 1 Susan Glines 1 1985 Mary Lucca 1 1986 Jody Schwartz 6 1987 Joey Schope 2 Sylvia Lavin 2 1988 Jody Schwartz 4 1989 Jody Ream 5 1990 Kelly Brookhart 4 1991 Kelly Brookhart 1 Lorrie McGill 1 Dede Pendleton 1 Tracy Rice 1 1992 Wendee Brown 2 Tracy Rice 2 1993 Dede Pendleton 4 1994 Dede Pendleton 5 1995 Dede Pendleton 6 Kellie Rivera 6 1996 Becky Kroll 3 Christy Lunceford 3 1997 Christy Lunceford 4 1998 Marie Gieron 7 1999 Temple Windhorst 3 2000 Marie Gieron 6 2001 Sami Herbster 11 2002 Stacey Rybar 8 2003 Abby Johnson 12 2004 Stacey Rybar 13 2005 Lauren Cisneros 10 2006 Lauren Cisneros 13 2007 TJ Eadus 16 2008 TJ Eadus 11 2009 Renae Sinkler 13 2010 Renae Sinkler 24 2011 Amy Baker 18 2012 Alexis Cantu 17 2013 Amy Baker 17 2014 Liz Dike 16 2015 Liz Dike 12 2016 Jen Daro 9 2017 Sam Dellinger 10 2018 Sam Crowley 7

Slugging Percentage

1977 Jean Conrad .543 1978 Jean Conrad .798 1979 Cheri Love .487 1980 Mary Yori .483 1981 Mary Yori .534 1982 Mary Yori .382 1983 Angie Rajtora .500 1984 Angie Rajtora .453 1985 Flo Mannix .416 1986 Jody Schwartz .365 1987 Sylvia Lavin .505 1988 Jody Schwartz .500 1989 Jody Ream .493 1990 Kelly Brookhart .454 1991 Kelly Brookhart .445 1992 Wendy Moon .346 1993 Julie Woodley .510 1994 Tracy Rice .505

1995 Christy Lunceford .590 1996 Christy Lunceford .613 1997 Christy Lunceford .584 1998 Marie Gieron .556 1999 Heidi Geier .516 2000 Marie Gieron .511 2001 Sami Herbster .553 2002 Stacey Rybar .491 2003 Abby Johnson .558 2004 Stacey Rybar .709 2005 Abby Johnson .542 2006 Lauren Cisneros .723 2007 TJ Eadus .662 2008 Bailey Dawson .553 2009 Renae Sinkler .707 2010 Renae Sinkler .880 2011 Amy Baker .636 2012 Alexis Cantu .802 2013 Amy Baker .781 2014 Liz Dike .594 2015 Liz Dike .784 2016 Jen Daro .548 2017 Sam Dellinger .617 2018 Sam Crowley .633

Total Bases 1977 Jean Conrad 38 1978 Jean Conrad 75 1979 Cheri Love 57 1980 Mary Yori 97 1981 Mary Yori 101 1982 Jean Tierney 69 1983 Angie Rajtora 62 1984 Angie Rajtora 58 1985 Jody Schwartz 67 1986 Jody Schwartz 62 1987 Sue Frederick 79 1988 Jody Schwartz 75 1989 Jody Ream 103 1990 Kelly Brookhart 88 1991 Kelly Brookhart 94 1992 Wendy Moon 48 1993 Julie Woodley 80 1994 Dede Pendleton 87 1995 Christy Lunceford 92 1996 Christy Lunceford 76 1997 Christy Lunceford 111 1998 Marie Gieron 74 1999 Heidi Geier 96 2000 Marie Gieron 89 2001 Sami Herbster 94 2002 Stacey Rybar 84 2003 Stacey Rybar 81 2004 Stacey Rybar 129 2005 Lauren Cisneros 96 2006 Lauren Cisneros 99 2007 TJ Eadus 100 2008 Renae Sinkler 103 2009 Renae Sinkler 99 2010 Renae Sinkler 147 2011 Amy Baker 96 2012 Alexis Cantu 101 2013 Amy Baker 107 2014 Liz Dike 101 2015 Liz Dike 105 2016 Allie Reinhart 71 2017 Sam Dellinger 95 2018 Sam Crowley 76

Walks 1977 Sue Maher 17 1978 Peggy Mahoney 10 Marge Reuter 10 1979 Karla Hughes 20 1980 Laura Rodham 30 1981 Karla Hughes 16 1982 Brenda Sather 13 1983 Jody Jenison 11 1984 Traci Fitsimones 17 1985 Traci Fitsimones 21 1986 Traci Fitsimones 24 1987 Lisa Elwell 17 1988 Jody Schwartz 29 1989 Kelly Wilkins 22 1990 Wendee Brown 17 Kristy States 17 1991 Tracy Rice 18 1992 Tracy Rice 19 1993 Dede Pendleton 17 1994 Wendy Moon 23 1995 Cecily Amato 14 Becky Kroll 14 Summer O’Neal 14 Dede Pendleton 14 Kellie Rivera 14 1996 Christy Lunceford 18 1997 Christy Lunceford 18 1998 Heidi Geier 16 1999 Heidi Geier 18 Brandi Weigel 18 2000 Frenchy Nix 19 2001 Frenchy Nix 22 2002 Sami Herbster 26 2003 Abby Johnson 23 2004 Abby Johnson 27 2005 Abby Johnson 27 2006 Lauren Cisneros 22 2007 TJ Eadus 21 2008 TJ Eadus 34 2009 Renae Sinkler 32 2010 Michelle Graner 40 2011 Amy Baker 30 2012 Alexis Cantu 46 2013 Alexis Cantu 32 2014 Alexis Cantu 32 2015 Jen Daro 17 Blake Ringle 17 2016 Blake Ringle 27 2017 Anna O’Gorman 21 2018 Ashley Cantu 22

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On-Base Percentage 1977-80 Not Available 1981 Mary Yori .399 1982 Not Available 1983 Angie Rajtora .389 1984 Angie Rajtora .393 1985 Flo Mannix .430 1986 Not Available 1987 Sue Frederick .448 1988 Jody Schwartz .457 1989 Kelly Wilkins .394 1990 Kelly Brookhart .367 1991 Kelly Brookhart .387 1992 Wendee Brown .345 1993 Tracy Rice .411 Julie Woodley .411 1994 Wendy Moon .380 1995 Christy Lunceford .428 1996 Christy Lunceford .490 1997 Christy Lunceford .455 1998 Marie Gieron .393 1999 Heidi Geier .451 2000 Marie Gieron .398 2001 Marie Gieron .372 2002 Jenny Hunt .403 2003 Jenny Hunt .386 2004 Stacey Rybar .450 2005 Melanie Dorsey .441 2006 Lauren Cisneros .466 2007 Michelle Graner .421 2008 Michelle Graner .435 2009 Renae Sinkler .492 2010 Renae Sinkler .514 2011 Amy Baker .396 2012 Alexis Cantu .547 2013 Alexis Cantu .467 2014 Alexis Cantu .449 2015 Liz Dike .477 2016 Tash Coffiel .463 2017 Tash Coffiel .410 2018 Ashley Cantu .479

Stolen Bases 1977 Sue Maher 4 Louise Reifert 4 Anne Timmermann 4 1978 Jill Christy 10 1979 Jill Christy 8 1980 Jean Tierney 18 1981 Jean Tierney 9 Mary Yori 9 1982 Jean Tierney 6 Mary Yori 6 1983 Jean Tierney 5 1984 Traci Fitsimones 6 1985 Traci Fitsimones 9 1986 Joey Schope 10 1987 Sue Frederick 14 1988 Sue Frederick 15 1989 Brenda Konfrst 14 1990 Beth Herod 10 Brenda Konfrst 10 1991 Tiffany Strnad 29 1992 Tiffany Strnad 13 1993 Shelly Esser 23 1994 Shelly Esser 11 1995 Shelly Esser 29 1996 Heidi Geier 19 1997 Heidi Geier 25 1998 Heidi Geier 15 1999 Heidi Geier 24 2000 Rebecca Goodspeed 7 Brandi Weigel 7 2001 Stacey Rybar 11

Year-by-Year Leaders 2002 Melanie Dorsey 7 2003 Katie Ayers 9 Stacey Rybar 9 2004 Melanie Dorsey 16 2005 Melanie Dorsey 24 2006 Bailey Dawson 8 2007 Kate Petullo 9 2008 Jessica Wakasugi 9 2009 Jessica Wakasugi 7 2010 Renae Sinkler 10 2011 Danai Martin 18 2012 Allie Mathewson 13 2013 Liz Dike 6 2014 Blair Lowe 10 2015 Liz Dike 11 2016 Aujanae McCoy 16 2017 Aujanae McCoy 12 2018 Five players 3

Sacrifice Hits

1977 Not Available 1978 Jean Conrad 5 1979 Jill Christy 7 1980 Cheri Love 16 1981 Lisa Boyer 18 1982 Missy Carson 17 1983 Lisa Boyer 8 1984 Traci Fitsimones 8 1985 Mary Lucca 14 1986 Not Available 1987 Brenda Konfrst 9 Mary Panagos 9 1988 Marina Watson 23 1989 Karyn Rice 23 1990 Karyn Rice 18 1991 Lorrie McGill 23 1992 Julie Woodley 20 1993 Wendy Moon 14 1994 Wendy Moon 17 1995 Danielle Fitzgerald 14 1996 Danielle Fitzgerald 17 1997 Jamie McMurtry 18 1998 Valerie Downen 11 Erin Fraser 11 1999 Valerie Downen 14 2000 Frenchy Nix 14 2001 Sami Herbster 13 Jenny Hunt 13 Frenchy Nix 13 2002 Kari Shank 11 2003 Katie Ayers 10 Cara Van Winkle 10 2004 Christine Fukumoto 20 2005 Christine Fukumoto 17 2006 Jamie Reiss 28 2007 Bailey Dawson 16 Michelle Koch 16 Jessica Wakasugi 16 2008 Liz McKewon 20 2009 Michelle Koch 17 2010 Michelle Koch 15 2011 Liz McKewon 11 2012 Christa Ruf 12 2013 Ashley Frutos 8 Blair Lowe 8 2014 Kelsey Allender 7 2015 Michelle Trulin 10 2016 Kelsey Allender 15 2017 Tash Coffiel 7 Aujanae McCoy 7 Jordyn Sturgeon 7 2018 Sam Crowley 17

Hit by Pitch 1977 Not Available 1978 Peggy Mahoney 2 1979 Ann Schatz 2 1980 Brenda Sather 3 1981 Karla Hughes 2 Angie Rajtora 2 Jean Tierney 2 1982 Jody Jenison 1 Flo Mannix 1 Jean Tierney 1 1983 Flo Mannix 3 1984 Flo Mannix 3 1985 Cari Furness 4 Mary Lucca 4 1986 Not Available 1987 Jody Schwartz 4 1988 Jody Schwartz 4 1989 Beth Herod 4 Jody Ream 4 1990 Brenda Konfrst 3 1991 Beth Herod 4 Lorrie McGill 4 1992 Wendee Brown 2 Teir Wilbur 2 1993 Shelly Esser 3 1994 Shelly Esser 3 Wendy Moon 3 1995 Cecily Amato 3 Shelly Esser 3 1996 Becky Kroll 4 1997 Erin Fraser 3 Jamie McMurtry 3 1998 Emily Townsend 3 1999 Temple Windhorst 8 2000 Sami Herbster 5 2001 Sami Herbster 5 2002 Sami Herbster 4 2003 Sami Herbster 7 2004 Lauren Cisneros 9 2005 Lauren Cisneros 7 2006 Caitlin Marcano 7 2007 Michelle Graner 6 2008 Michelle Graner 10 2009 Michelle Graner 9 2010 Michelle Graner 9 Renae Sinkler 9 2011 Liz McKewon 7 2012 Alexis Cantu 8 2013 Alexis Cantu 15 2014 Jen Daro 12 2015 Jen Daro 10 2016 Jen Daro 7 2017 Jen Daro 10 2018 Sam Crowley 9

Putouts

1977-79 Not Available 1980 Cheri Love 480 1981 Angie Rajtora 445 1982 Mary Yori 368 1983 Susan Glines 264 1984 Not Available 1985 Jody Schwartz 387 1986 Not Available 1987 Jody Schwartz 351 1988 Jody Schwartz 314 1989 Jody Ream 282 1990 Teir Wilbur 306 1991 Teir Wilbur 380 1992 Teir Wilbur 250 1993 Becky Kroll 302 1994 Dede Pendleton 309 1995 Erin Fraser 391 1996 Erin Fraser 255

1997 Erin Fraser 510 1998 Erin Fraser 364 1999 Brandi Weigel 293 2000 Emily Townsend 263 2001 Marie Gieron 354 2002 DeAnn Kaster 327 2003 Kari Shank 387 2004 Kari Shank 426 2005 Christine Fukumoto 393 2006 Laura Kratochvil 232 2007 Jessica German 378 2008 TJ Eadus 386 2009 Renae Sinkler 289 2010 Renae Sinkler 455 2011 Amy Baker 314 2012 Amy Baker 279 2013 Bri Lingl 328 2014 Bri Lingl 379 2015 Jen Daro 321 2016 Blake Ringle 313 2017 Anna O’Gorman 212 2018 Jordyn Sturgeon 216

Assists 1977-79 Not Available 1980 Missy Carson 158 1981 Mary Yori 152 1982 Angie Rajtora 142 1983 Jody Jenison 70 1984 Not Available 1985 Mary Lucca 136 1986 Not Available 1987 Brenda Konfrst 114 1988 Mary Panagos 150 1989 Kelly Wilkins 148 1990 Sheila Nahrgang 169 1991 Heidi Ives 203 1992 Wendy Moon 135 1993 Beth Herod 104 1994 Shawnay Aguilera 122 1995 Dede Pendleton 100 1996 Heidi Geier 93 1997 Jamie McMurtry 139 1998 Valerie Downen 111 1999 Valerie Downen 131 2000 Sami Herbster 85 2001 Sami Herbster 150 2002 Cara Van Winkle 94 2003 Sami Herbster 65 2004 Jamie Reiss 64 2005 Jamie Reiss 90 2006 Jamie Reiss 97 2007 Jamie Reiss 104 2008 Liz McKewon 117 2009 Liz McKewon 115 2010 Michelle Graner 103 2011 Liz McKewon 111 2012 Liz Dike 83 2013 Ashley Frutos 63 2014 Liz Dike 75 Blair Lowe 75 2015 Liz Dike 82 2016 Tash Coffiel 66 2017 Tash Coffiel 88 2018 Tash Coffiel 71

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Wins 1977 Terri Tibbitts 8 1978 Deb Sharar 11 1979 Holly Hesse 11 Deb Sharar 11 1980 Holly Hesse 16 1981 Marcia Jacobsen 21 1982 Marcia Jacobsen 11 1983 Kandy Foust 7 1984 Kandy Foust 13 Marcia Jacobsen 13 1985 Marina Watson 19 1986 Kandy Foust 16 1987 Stephanie Skegas 11 1988 Jeni Ruzich 18 1989 Kelly Brookhart 20 1990 Kelly Brookhart 23 1991 Kelly Brookhart 18 1992 Stephanie Byrge 8 1993 Lauren Kennedy 15 1994 Stephanie Byrge 10 1995 Stephanie Byrge 12 1996 Mindy Farnsworth 6 Renee Woods 6 1997 Marie Gieron 10 1998 Mindy Farnsworth 12 Marie Gieron 12 1999 Renee Woods 17 2000 Kristan Melton 14 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 15 2002 Shelli Mellegaard 11 2003 Tammy Nielsen 20 2004 Tammy Nielsen 28 2005 Tammy Nielsen 28 2006 Stephanie Cortese 13 2007 Tara Oltman 26 2008 Tara Oltman 31 2009 Tara Oltman 29 2010 Tara Oltman 32 2011 Becca Changstrom 18 2012 Becca Changstrom 17 2013 Becca Changstrom 22 2014 Becca Changstrom 17 2015 Sydnee Eck 11 2016 Sydnee Eck 13 2017 Bryana Clark 9 2018 Kiele Miller 14 Earned Run Average 1977 Terri Tibbitts 4.13 1978 Deb Sharar 1.08 1979 Holly Hesse 0.97 1980 Candi Letts 0.95 1981 Holly Hesse 0.38 1982 Ann Coughenour 0.46 1983 Candi Letts 0.57 1984 Marcia Jacobsen 0.32 1985 Kandy Foust 1.18 1986 Marina Watson 0.33 1987 Stephanie Skegas 1.32 1988 Jeni Ruzich 0.86 1989 Jeni Ruzich 1.17 1990 Kelly Brookhart 1.16 1991 Kelly Brookhart 0.66 1992 Lauren Kennedy 1.48 1993 Willa Parchen 1.48 1994 Stephanie Byrge 1.43 1995 Lauren Kennedy 1.42 1996 Mindy Farnsworth 2.70 1997 Mindy Farnsworth 1.51 1998 Marie Gieron 1.84

Year-by-Year Leaders 1999 Renee Woods 2.36 2000 Marie Gieron 1.14 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 2.05 2002 Melissa Plog 2.01 2003 Tammy Nielsen 1.25 2004 Tammy Nielsen 0.67 2005 Tammy Nielsen 1.54 2006 Stephanie Cortese 1.69 2007 Tara Oltman 1.23 2008 Tara Oltman 0.96 2009 Tara Oltman 0.88 2010 Tara Oltman 1.68 2011 Becca Changstrom 1.96 2012 Becca Changstrom 2.38 2013 Becca Changstrom 1.70 2014 Becca Changstrom 2.18 2015 Sydnee Eck 3.17 2016 Micaela Whitney 2.74 2017 Bryana Clark 3.91 2018 Bryana Clark 2.88

Strikeouts 1977 Terri Tibbitts 27 1978 Deb Sharar 36 1979 Holly Hesse 90 1980 Holly Hesse 95 1981 Marcia Jacobsen 116 1982 Candi Letts 69 1983 Kandy Foust 85 1984 Kandy Foust 113 1985 Kandy Foust 114 1986 Kandy Foust 146 1987 Sylvia Lavin 33 Stephanie Skegas 33 1988 Kelly Brookhart 47 1989 Cheryl Cameron 87 1990 Kelly Brookhart 119 1991 Kelly Brookhart 88 1992 Willa Parchen 64 1993 Willa Parchen 97 1994 Lauren Kennedy 66 1995 Stephanie Byrge 79 1996 Renee Woods 44 1997 Marie Gieron 52 1998 Mindy Farnsworth 79 1999 Renee Woods 134 2000 Shelli Mellegaard 108 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 165 2002 Shelli Mellegaard 124 2003 Tammy Nielsen 261 2004 Tammy Nielsen 334 2005 Tammy Nielsen 319 2006 Stephanie Cortese 183 2007 Tara Oltman 212 2008 Tara Oltman 300 2009 Tara Oltman 283 2010 Tara Oltman 291 2011 Becca Changstrom 175 2012 Becca Changstrom 177 2013 Becca Changstrom 254 2014 Becca Changstrom 254 2015 Sydnee Eck 113 2016 Sydnee Eck 169 2017 Bryana Clark 95 2018 Kiele Miller 147

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Innings Pitched 1977 Terri Tibbitts 144.0 1978 Deb Sharar 110.1 1979 Holly Hesse 129.1 1980 Holly Hesse 182.1 1981 Marcia Jacobsen 146.0 1982 Candi Letts 119.0 1983 Marcia Jacobsen 93.1 1984 Kandy Foust 146.2 1985 Kandy Foust 172.0 1986 Kandy Foust 202.0 1987 Sylvia Lavin 94.2 1988 Jeni Ruzich 163.1 1989 Kelly Brookhart 175.0 1990 Kelly Brookhart 235.0 1991 Kelly Brookhart 263.1 1992 Stephanie Byrge 127.2 Lauren Kennedy 127.2 1993 Lauren Kennedy 140.2 1994 Lauren Kennedy 137.2 1995 Stephanie Byrge 134.2 1996 Renee Woods 85.2 1997 Marie Gieron 144.2 1998 Marie Gieron 122.0 1999 Renee Woods 204.2 2000 Shelli Mellegaard 145.2 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 184.2 2002 Shelli Mellegaard 150.0 2003 Tammy Nielsen 201.2 2004 Tammy Nielsen 260.1 2005 Tammy Nielsen 254.1 2006 Stephanie Cortese 199.0 2007 Tara Oltman 227.0 2008 Tara Oltman 276.2 2009 Tara Oltman 277.1 2010 Tara Oltman 283.0 2011 Becca Changstrom 179.0 2012 Becca Changstrom 182.1 2013 Becca Changstrom 202.1 2014 Becca Changstrom 202.1 2015 Micaela Whitney 132.0 2016 Sydnee Eck 129.0 2017 Bryana Clark 145.0 2018 Kiele Miller 135.2

Complete Games 1977-84 Not Available 1985 Kandy Foust 19 1986 Kandy Foust 20 1987 Sylvia Lavin 8 1988 Jeni Ruzich 15 1989 Jeni Ruzich 16 1990 Kelly Brookhart 30 1991 Kelly Brookhart 27 1992 Lauren Kennedy 14 1993 Lauren Kennedy 18 1994 Stephanie Byrge 13 1995 Stephanie Byrge 12 1996 Mindy Farnsworth 5 Renee Woods 5 1997 Marie Gieron 12 1998 Mindy Farsnworth 13 1999 Renee Woods 28 2000 Shelli Mellegaard 16 Kristan Melton 16 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 18 2002 Shelli Mellegaard 18 2003 Tammy Nielsen 22 2004 Tammy Nielsen 32 2005 Tammy Nielsen 28 2006 Stephanie Cortese 18 2007 Tara Oltman 25 2008 Tara Oltman 33 2009 Tara Oltman 35 2010 Tara Oltman 35 2011 Becca Changstrom 20 2012 Becca Changstrom 20 2013 Becca Changstrom 28 2014 Becca Changstrom 25 2015 Micaela Whitney 16 2016 Sydnee Eck 14 Micaela Whitney 14 2017 Bryana Clark 9 2018 Kiele Miller 9

Shutouts 1977-88 Not Available 1989 Jeni Ruzich 8 1990 Kelly Brookhart 13 1991 Kelly Brookhart 12 1992 Lauren Kennedy 5 1993 Lauren Kennedy 6 1994 Stephanie Byrge 5 1995 Stephanie Byrge 6 1996 Renee Woods 2 1997 Marie Gieron 6 1998 Marie Gieron 5 Renee Woods 5 1999 Renee Woods 6 2000 Marie Gieron 2 Kristan Melton 2 2001 Shelli Mellegaard 6 2002 Kristan Melton 5 2003 Tammy Nielsen 7 2004 Tammy Nielsen 14 2005 Tammy Nielsen 12 2006 Stephanie Cortese 4 2007 Tara Oltman 7 2008 Tara Oltman 13 2009 Tara Oltman 12 2010 Tara Oltman 12 2011 Becca Changstrom 8 2012 Becca Changstrom 3 2013 Becca Changstrom 7 2014 Becca Changstrom 10 2015 Sydnee Eck 5 2016 Micaela Whitney 4 2017 Bryana Clark 2 2018 Kiele Miller 1 Bryana Clark 1

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Most Games Played, Season ..................................68 (1989)Most Wins ....................................................................................51 (1981)Most Losses .............................................................32 (2017, 1992)Fewest Wins ..............................................................................8 (1977)Fewest Losses ...........................................................................7 (1981)

Longest Winning Streaks 1. 21 ........................................................................3/10/81 to 4/4/81 2. 20 ..................................................................2/22/04 to 3/21/04 20 .....................................................................4/14/81 to 5/17/81 4. 17 ................................................................. 3/27/05 to 4/23/055. 15 .................................................................... 3/5/05 to 3/26/05

Longest Losing Streaks 1. 10 .......................................................................4/23/17 to 2/9/18 10 .................................................................... 3/9/02 to 3/20/02 10 ..................................................................... 3/5/99 to 3/12/994. 9 .......................................................................3/28/92 to 4/7/92 9 .........................................................................4/23/16 to 2/9/176. 7 ....................................................................... 4/12/14 to 4/22/14 7 .............................................................................3/4/11 to 3/10/11 7 .........................................................................3/23/10 to 4/3/10 7 ....................................................................3/16/03 to 3/30/03 7 ..........................................................................5/5/95 to 3/9/96

Longest Home Winning Streak: 20 .....................................................................5/1/80 to 3/22/82

Longest Home Losing Streak: 7 ......................................................................5/15/93 to 4/15/94

Longest Road Winning Streak: 17 ........................................................................3/10/81 to 4/4/81

Longest Road Losing Streak: 9 .......................................................................3/28/92 to 4/7/92

Best Winning % .................................................. .879 (51-7), 1981

Worst Winning % ......................................... .360 (18-32), 2017

Largest Margin of Victory: 18 ................... at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (18-0), 2/11/12

Largest Margin of Defeat 17 .....................................................at Arizona (19-2), 3/7/09

Miscellaneous Single-Game Team Single-Season

Miscellaneous Records

Runs1. 20 - vs. College of Saint Mary ............................ 2/9/00 2. 19 - vs. Howard ..................................................................3/4/12 3. 18 - at Arkansas-Pine Bluff ....................................2/11/12 18 - vs. Saint Louis .....................................................2/20/09 18 - at Nebraska Wesleyan .....................................5/1/78 18 - at Peru State ..........................................................4/12/77 Hits1. 22 - vs. Howard .................................................................3/4/12 22 - at Drake (Game 1) ..............................................4/9/023. 20 - at UMKC ...................................................................4/18/96 4. 18 - at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Game 2) ...............2/11/12 18 - vs. Wichita State ....................................................4/1/00 18 - vs. Bellevue (Neb.) ............................................... 2/8/99 Doubles 1. 6 - vs. Villanova ..................................................................4/5/14 6 - at Kansas ...................................................................3/25/09 6 - vs. Detroit ................................................................2/26/99 6 - vs. Green Bay .........................................................3/20/93 6 - at New Mexico State .......................................... 4/8/89

Triples 1. 4 - at Bellevue (Neb.) ................................................... 2/8/992. 3 - nine times, last vs. Nebraska-Omaha ....3/4/91

Home Runs1. 6 - vs. UMKC (Game 2) .............................4/17/182 . 5 - at Indiana State .......................................................4/13/13 5 - vs. North Dakota State .........................................4/5/10 5 - vs. South Dakota State ................................... 4/22/09 5 - vs. Northern Colorado ..................................... 4/28/046. 4 - vs. Villanova (Game 1) ..........................5/6/18 4 - vs. South Dakota ....................................................4/27/17 4 - vs. South Dakota .......................................................4/8/15 4 - at Seton Hall ...............................................................4/12/14 4 - at Butler ........................................................................3/22/14 4 - at Wichita State (Game 2) ..............................4/6/12 4 - at Wichita State (Game 1) ...............................4/6/12 4 - at Nebraska .............................................................. 4/28/10 4 - vs. Northern Iowa ...............................................3/29/08 4 - vs. Southern Illinois .................................................4/1/07 4 - vs. South Dakota State .................................. 3/22/07 4 - vs. Wichita State .....................................................5/7/05 4 - vs. Bradley.....................................................................4/9/05 Stolen Bases1 . 9 - vs. Connecticut .........................................................3/13/912. 7 - vs. Bradley ...................................................................3/31/013. 6 - seven times, last vs. UMKC ......................... 2/27/10

Batting Average 1. .322 (275-853) .......................................................................19782. .316 (354-1120) ................................................. 2018 3. .315 (469-1487) ......................................................................1993 4. .296 (380-1282) ....................................................................19955. .294 (362-1231) ......................................................................1987

Runs1. 294......................................................................................................20122. 282 ....................................................................................................20043. 281........................................................................................................19814. 269 .................................................................................................... 19895. 265 .....................................................................................................2010

Hits 1. 506 .................................................................................................... 1989 2. 469 .....................................................................................................1993 3. 467.......................................................................................................19814. 439.....................................................................................................2004 5. 434 ..................................................................................................... 1999

Doubles1. 79 .........................................................................................................19932. 74 .........................................................................................................2001 3. 73 ........................................................................................................ 19994. 71 .........................................................................................................2004 5. 65 .........................................................................................................1997 65 ........................................................................................................ 1989

Triples 1. 33 ........................................................................................................ 1980 2. 29 ..........................................................................................................19813. 23 ........................................................................................................ 1999 4. 21 ..........................................................................................................1982 5. 20 .........................................................................................................1985

Home Runs1. 66 .........................................................................................................20102. 57 ........................................................................................................20073. 56 .........................................................................................................20124. 48 .........................................................................................................20135. 47 ....................................................................................................... 2008

Stolen Bases 1. 89 ..........................................................................................................1991 2. 83 .........................................................................................................19953. 82 ........................................................................................................2005 4. 79 .........................................................................................................1997 5. 74 ........................................................................................................ 1999


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BATTING AVG. (min. 2 AB/game played)No. Avg. Name H-AB Year 1. .538 Anne Timmermann 56-104 1978 2. .423 Sue Frederick 69-163 1987 3. .419 Christy Lunceford 52-124 1996 4. .418 Liz Dike 56-134 2015 5. .415 Jean Conrad 39-94 1978 6. .403 Heidi Geier 75-186 1999 7. .402 Melanie Dorsey 70-174 2005 8. .401 Ashley Cantu 57-142 2018 9. .400 Sam Crowley 48-120 2018 .400 Christy Lunceford 76-190 1997 .400 Anne Timmermann 30-75 1977 AT BATS No. Name AB Year 1. Sue Frederick 230 1989 2. Tiffany Strnad 216 1991 3. Missy Carson 215 1980 4. Kelly Brookhart 211 1991 5. Jody Ream 209 1989 6. Karyn Rice 207 1989 7. Kelly Brookhart 206 1989 8. Jody Jenison 203 1980 9. Mary Yori 201 1980 10. Wendy Moon 200 1991

HITS No. Name H Year 1. Christy Lunceford 76 1997 2. Heidi Geier 75 1999 3. Melanie Dorsey 70 2005 Melanie Dorsey 70 2004 Heidi Geier 70 1997 Kelly Brookhart 70 1991 7. Sue Frederick 69 1989 Sue Frederick 69 1987 9. Stacey Rybar 68 2004 Jody Ream 68 1989

RUNS BATTED IN No. Name RBI Year 1. Renae Sinkler 58 2010 2. Alexis Cantu 48 2012 3. Amy Baker 46 2012 Amy Baker 46 2010 5. Bri (Lingl) McMahon 43 2012 Abby Johnson 43 2004 7. Sam Dellinger 42 2017 Amy Baker 42 2013 TJ Eadus 42 2007 Stacey Rybar 42 2004 Jean Conrad 42 1978 HOME RUNS No. Name HR Year 1. Renae Sinkler 24 2010 2. Amy Baker 18 2011 3. Amy Baker 17 2013 Alexis Cantu 17 2012 5. Liz Dike 16 2014 TJ Eadus 16 2007 7. Amy Baker 15 2010 8. Renae Sinkler 13 2009 Lauren Cisneros 13 2006 Stacey Rybar 13 2004 DOUBLES No. Name 2B Year 1. Frenchy Nix 23 1999 2. Christy Lunceford 19 1997 3. Temple Windhorst 17 1999 4. Renae Sinkler 15 2008 Julie Woodley 15 1993 Kelly Brookhart 15 1991 7. Stacey Rybar 14 2004 DeAnn Kaster 14 2002 Jody Ream 14 1989 10. Sam Dellinger 13 2017 Amy Baker 13 2010 Abby Johnson 13 2005 Sami Herbster 13 2001 Christy Lunceford 13 1996 Erin Fraser 13 1995 Karyn Rice 13 1990 TRIPLES No. Name 3B Year 1. Mary Yori 13 1980 2. Mary Panagos 7 1985 Karla Hughes 7 1980 Brenda Sather 7 1980 5. Temple Windhorst 6 1999 Angie Rajtora 6 1983 Karla Hughes 6 1982 Karla Hughes 6 1981 Angie Rajtora 6 1981 Mary Yori 6 1981

TOTAL BASES No. Name TB Year 1. Renae Sinkler 147 2010 2. Stacey Rybar 129 2004 3. Christy Lunceford 111 1997 4. Amy Baker 109 2010 5. Amy Baker 107 2013 6. Liz Dike 105 2015 7. Renae Sinkler 103 2008 Jody Ream 103 1989 9. Liz Dike 101 2014 Alexis Cantu 101 2012 Mary Yori 101 1981

RUNS SCORED No. Name R Year 1. Renae Sinkler 59 2010 2. Mary Yori 50 1981 3. Stacey Rybar 49 2004 4. Ashley Cantu 45 2018 5. Allie Mathewson 44 2012 6. Lauren Cisneros 42 2005 7. Shelly Esser 41 1995 Sue Frederick 41 1987 9. Melanie Dorsey 40 2004 Jean Tierney 40 1981 Anne Timmerman 40 1978

WALKS No. Name BB Year 1. Alexis Cantu 46 2012 2. Michelle Graner 40 2010 3. Renae Sinkler 37 2010 4. TJ Eadus 34 2008 5. Amy Baker 33 2012 6. Alexis Cantu 32 2014 Alexis Cantu 32 2013 Renae Sinkler 32 2009 Michelle Graner 32 2008 10. Amy Baker 30 2011 Laura Rodham 30 1980

HIT BY PITCH No. Name HBP Year 1. Alexis Cantu 15 2013 2. Jen Daro 12 2014 3. Jen Daro 10 2017 Jen Daro 10 2015 Michelle Graner 10 2008 6. Sam Crowley 9 2018 Michelle Graner 9 2010 Renae Sinkler 9 2010 Michelle Graner 9 2009 Michelle Koch 9 2008 Lauren Cisneros 9 2004

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Renae Sinkler set school records for home runs, RBI, runs scored and total bases in 2010.

Frenchy Nix established a school and MVC record with 23 doubles in 1999.

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SACRIFICE HITS No. Name SH Year 1. Jamie Reiss 28 2006 2. Lorrie McGill 23 1991 Karyn Rice 23 1989 Marina Watson 23 1988 5. Brenda Konfrst 22 1989 6. Liz McKewon 20 2008 Christine Fukumoto 20 2004 Julie Woodley 20 1992 9. Jamie McMurtry 18 1997 Karyn Rice 18 1990 Lisa Boyer 18 1981

STOLEN BASES No. Name SB Year 1. Shelly Esser 29 1995 Tiffany Strnad 29 1991 3. Heidi Geier 25 1997 4. Melanie Dorsey 24 2005 Heidi Geier 24 1999 6. Shelly Esser 23 1993 7. Heidi Geier 19 1996 8. Danai Martin 18 2011 Jean Tierney 18 1980 10. Aujanae McCoy 16 2016 Melanie Dorsey 16 2004 Danielle Fitzgerald 16 1997 INNINGS PITCHED No. Name IP Year 1. Tara Oltman 283.0 2010 2. Tara Oltman 277.1 2009 3. Tara Oltman 276.2 2008 4. Kelly Brookhart 263.1 1991 5. Tammy Nielsen 260.1 2004 6. Tammy Nielsen 254.1 2005 7. Kelly Brookhart 235.0 1990 8. Tara Oltman 227.0 2007 9. Renee Woods 204.2 1999 10. Becca Changstrom 202.1 2014 Becca Changstrom 202.1 2013

WINS No. Name W Year 1. Tara Oltman 32 2010 2. Tara Oltman 31 2008 3. Tara Oltman 29 2009 4. Tammy Nielsen 28 2005 Tammy Nielsen 28 2004 6. Tara Oltman 26 2007 7. Kelly Brookhart 23 1990 8. Becca Changstrom 22 2013 9. Marcia Jacobsen 21 1981 10. Tammy Nielsen 20 2003 Kelly Brookhart 20 1989

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (minimum 50 IP) No. Name ERA Year 1. Marcia Jacobsen 0.32 1984 2. Marina Watson 0.33 1986 3. Holly Hesse 0.38 1981 4. Ann Coughenour 0.46 1982 5. Marcia Jacobsen 0.47 1981 6. Marcia Jacobsen 0.48 1982 7. Candi Letts 0.57 1983 8. Kelly Brookhart 0.66 1991 9. Tammy Nielsen 0.67 2004 Candi Letts 0.67 1981

GAMES STARTED No. Name GS Year 1. Tara Oltman 41 2010 2. Tammy Nielsen 37 2005 3. Tara Oltman 36 2009 Tara Oltman 36 2008 5. Tammy Nielsen 35 2004 6. Kelly Brookhart 32 1990 7. Renee Woods 31 1999 8. Becca Changstrom 30 2014 Tara Oltman 30 2007 10. Becca Changstrom 29 2013 Becca Changstrom 29 2012

SAVES No. Name SV Year 1. Candi Letts 9 1982 2. Tara Oltman 7 2008 3. Candi Letts 6 1981 Holly Hesse 6 1981 5. April Trupp 4 1987 6. 12 Times 3 last by Tara Oltman 2010 COMPLETE GAMES No. Name CG Year 1. Tara Oltman 35 2010 Tara Oltman 35 2009 3. Tara Oltman 33 2008 4. Tammy Nielsen 32 2004 5. Kelly Brookhart 30 1990 6. Becca Changstrom 28 2013 Tammy Nielsen 28 2005 Renee Woods 28 1999 9. Kelly Brookhart 27 1991 10. Becca Changstrom 25 2014 Tara Oltman 25 2007 Holly Hesse 25 1980

STRIKEOUTS No. Name Ks Year 1. Tammy Nielsen 334 2004 2. Tammy Nielsen 319 2005 3. Tara Oltman 300 2008 4. Tara Oltman 291 2010 5. Tara Oltman 283 2009 6. Tammy Nielsen 261 2003 7. Becca Changstrom 254 2014 Becca Changstrom 254 2013 9. Tara Oltman 212 2007 10. Stephanie Cortese 183 2006

Jamie Reiss led the NCAA with a school-record 28 sacrifice hits in 2006.

Tiffany Strnad set the school record with 29 stolen bases in 1991.

Tammy Nielsen is the only player in MVC history with two 300-strikeout seasons.

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BATTING AVERAGE (minimum 250 at-bats) No. Avg. Name H-AB Years 1. .404 Anne Timmerman 116-287 1977-79 2. .379 Christy Lunceford 245-646 1994-97 3. .375 Ashley Cantu 101-269 2017-Pres. 4. .358 Heidi Geier 243-678 1996-99 5. .336 Renae Sinkler 201-599 2007-10 6. .328 Melanie Dorsey 198-604 2002-05 7. .326 Christine Fukumoto 110-337 2004-05 8. .325 Mary Yori 176-542 1980-82 9. .323 Amy Baker 191-591 2010-13 10. .323 Marie Gieron 166-514 1997-01

AT BATS No. Name AB Years 1. Kelly Brookhart 706 1988-91 2. Jean Tierney 695 1980-83 3. Sue Frederick 692 1986-89 4. Stacey Rybar 687 2001-04 5. Karyn Rice 682 1987-90 6. Heidi Geier 678 1996-99 7. Jody Jenison 663 1980-83 8. Wendy Moon 659 1991-94 9. Ellen Homan 644 2011-14 10. Bailey Dawson 633 2006-09 HITS No. Name H Years 1. Christy Lunceford 245 1994-97 2. Heidi Geier 243 1996-99 3. Kelly Brookhart 218 1988-91 4. Sue Frederick 209 1986-89 5. Ellen Homan 203 2011-14 Wendy Moon 203 1991-94 7. Renae Sinkler 201 2007-10 Jean Tierney 201 1980-83 9. Melanie Dorsey 198 2002-05 10. Stacey Rybar 194 2001-04

RUNS BATTED IN No. Name RBI Years 1. Amy Baker 167 2010-13 2. Renae Sinkler 146 2007-10 3. Abby Johnson 144 2002-05 4. Bailey Dawson 121 2006-09 Stacey Rybar 121 2001-04 6. Liz Dike 119 2012-15 7. Jody Schwartz 113 1985-88 8. Christy Lunceford 110 1994-97 9. Lauren Cisneros 107 2003-06 10. Dede Pendleton 103 1991-95 HOME RUNS No. Name HR Years 1. Amy Baker 58 2010-13 2. Renae Sinkler 50 2007-10 3. Liz Dike 39 2012-15 4. Lauren Cisneros 37 2003-06 Stacey Rybar 37 2001-04 6. Alexis Cantu 33 2012-14 7. Bailey Dawson 30 2006-09 Abby Johnson 30 2002-05 9. Michelle Graner 27 2007-10 TJ Eadus 27 2007-08 DOUBLES No. Name 2B Years 1. Christy Lunceford 51 1994-97 2. Frenchy Nix 47 1998-01 3. Stacey Rybar 43 2001-04 4. Kelly Brookhart 40 1988-91 5. Abby Johnson 36 2002-05 Jody Schwartz 36 1985-88 7. Bailey Dawson 35 2006-09 8. Erin Fraser 34 1995-98 Dede Pendleton 34 1991-95 10. Wendy Moon 33 1991-94 TRIPLES No. Name 3B Years 1. Karla Hughes 24 1979-82 2. Mary Yori 23 1980-82 3. Angie Rajtora 20 1981-84 4. Mary Panagos 13 1985-88 Brenda Sather 13 1980-82 6. Liz Dike 12 2012-15 7. Christy Lunceford 10 1994-97

TOTAL BASES No. Name TB Years 1. Amy Baker 393 2010-13 2. Renae Sinkler 391 2007-10 3. Stacey Rybar 360 2001-04 4. Christy Lunceford 349 1994-97 5. Liz Dike 340 2012-15 6. Bailey Dawson 322 2006-09 7. Lauren Cisneros 312 2003-06 8. Abby Johnson 304 2002-05 9. Heidi Geier 301 1996-99 10. Kelly Brookhart 286 1991-94

Bold indicates active student-athlete

RUNS SCORED No. Name R Years 1. Stacey Rybar 132 2001-04 2. Jean Tierney 130 1980-83 3. Heidi Geier 129 1996-99 4. Sue Frederick 128 1986-89 5. Christy Lunceford 122 1994-97 6. Renae Sinkler 120 2007-10 7. Bailey Dawson 119 2006-09 8. Liz Dike 118 2012-15 9. Lauren Cisneros 113 2003-06 10. Melanie Dorsey 112 2002-05 WALKS No. Name BB Years 1. Michelle Graner 111 2007-10 2. Alexis Cantu 110 2012-14 3. Amy Baker 104 2010-13 4. Abby Johnson 85 2002-05 5. Renae Sinkler 81 2007-10 6. Jen Daro 80 2014-17 7. Jody Schwartz 78 1985-88 8. Karla Hughes 69 1979-82 9. Stacey Rybar 67 2001-04 10. Traci Fitsimones 65 1983-86 HIT BY PITCH No. Name HBP Years 1. Jen Daro 39 2014-17 2. Michelle Graner 34 2007-10 3. Alexis Cantu 29 2012-14 4. Michelle Koch 25 2007-10 Lauren Cisneros 25 2003-06 6. Sami Herbster 21 2000-03 7. Liz McKewon 18 2008-11 8. Renae Sinkler 16 2007-10 9. Tash Coffiel 13 2015-18 10. Sam Crowley 12 2015-18 Amy Baker 12 2010-13 Jamie Reiss 12 2004-07 Cara Van Winkle 12 2000-03 Temple Windhorst 12 2000-03

Stacey Rybar, the 2004 MVC Player of the Year, owns the school record with 132 runs scored in her career.

Abby Johnson, the 2005 MVC Player of the Year, held school records with 144 RBI and 85 walks when her career ended.

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SACRIFICE HITS No. Name SH Years 1. Michelle Koch 58 2007-10 2. Jamie Reiss 56 2004-07 3. Karyn Rice 55 1987-90 4. Jessica Wakasugi 53 2006-09 5. Bailey Dawson 44 2006-09 Danielle Fitzgerald 44 1995-97 7. Liz McKewon 42 2008-11 Beth Herod 42 1989-93 9. Wendy Moon 41 1991-94 10. Kari Shank 40 2001-04 Brenda Konfrst 40 1987-90

STOLEN BASES No. Name SB Years 1. Heidi Geier 83 1996-99 2. Shelly Esser 72 1992-95 3. Melanie Dorsey 54 2002-05 4. Tiffany Strnad 49 1991-93 5. Sue Frederick 47 1986-89 6. Danielle Fitzgerald 41 1995-97 7. Jean Tierney 38 1980-83 8. Katie Ayers 36 2002-05 9. Stacey Rybar 33 2001-04 10. Jamie McMurtry 32 1996-99 Christy Lunceford 32 1994-97 GAMES PLAYED No. Name GP Years 1. Kelly Brookhart 239 1988-91 2. Beth Herod 233 1989-93 3. Karyn Rice 232 1987-90 4. Brenda Konfrst 230 1987-90 5. Jody Schwartz 222 1985-88 6. Stacey Rybar 221 2001-04 Wendy Moon 221 1991-94 8. Melanie Dorsey 220 2002-05 9. Lauren Cisneros 219 2003-06 Dede Pendleton 219 1991-95 Mary Panagos 219 1985-88

WINS No. Name W Years 1. Tara Oltman 118 2007-10 2. Tammy Nielsen 76 2003-05 3. Becca Changstrom 74 2011-14 4. Kelly Brookhart 71 1988-91 5. Jeni Ruzich 57 1988-91 6. Holly Hesse 54 1979-82 7. Kandy Foust 51 1983-86 Marcia Jacobsen 51 1981-84 9. Shelli Mellegaard 50 1999-02 10. Candi Letts 43 1980-83

SAVES No. Name SV Years 1. Candi Letts 16 1980-83 2. Tara Oltman 15 2007-10 3. Holly Hesse 10 1979-82 4. Kandy Foust 6 1983-86 5. Becca Changstrom 5 2011-14 Tammy Nielsen 5 2003-05 Kelly Brookhart 5 1988-91 Jeni Ruzich 5 1988-91 9. Marie Gieron 4 1997-01 Lauren Kennedy 4 1992-95 April Trupp 4 1986-87 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (minimum 100 IP) No. Name ERA Years 1. Ann Coughenour 0.46 1982-83 2. Marcia Jacobsen 0.62 1981-84 3. Candi Letts 0.76 1980-83 4. Holly Hesse 0.83 1979-82 5. Kandy Foust 0.90 1983-86 6. Kelly Brookhart 1.12 1988-91 7. Tammy Nielsen 1.14 2003-05 8. Marina Watson 1.17 1985-88 9. Jeni Ruzich 1.18 1988-91 10. Tara Oltman 1.19 2007-10

STRIKEOUTS No. Name Ks Years 1. Tara Oltman 1,086 2007-10 2. Tammy Nielsen 914 2003-05 3. Becca Changstrom 860 2011-14 4. Shelli Mellegaard 495 1999-02 5. Kandy Foust 458 1983-86 6. Holly Hesse 308 1979-82 7. Marcia Jacobsen 294 1981-84 8. Kelly Brookhart 289 1988-91 9. Sydnee Eck 282 2015-16 10. Kristan Melton 278 2000-03

APPEARANCES No. Name APP Years 1. Tara Oltman 187 2007-10 2. Becca Changstrom 133 2011-14 3. Kelly Brookhart 122 1988-91 4. Tammy Nielsen 121 2003-05 5. Shelli Mellegaard 117 1999-02 6. Jeni Ruzich 109 1988-91 7. Kandy Foust 105 1983-86 8. Lauren Kennedy 101 1992-95 9. Stephanie Byrge 95 1992-95 10. Renee Woods 94 1996-99

STARTS No. Name GS Years 1. Tara Oltman 143 2007-10 2. Becca Changstrom 115 2011-14 3. Kelly Brookhart 102 1988-91 4. Tammy Nielsen 100 2003-05 5. Shelli Mellegaard 99 1999-02 6. Jeni Ruzich 87 1988-91 7. Kandy Foust 77 1983-86 8. Renee Woods 76 1996-99 Stephanie Byrge 76 1992-95 Holly Hesse 76 1979-82

INNINGS PITCHED No. Name IP Years 1. Tara Oltman 1,064.0 2007-10 2. Kelly Brookhart 801.2 1988-91 3. Becca Changstrom 766.0 2011-14 4. Tammy Nielsen 716.1 2003-05 5. Shelli Mellegaard 665.0 1999-02 6. Jeni Ruzich 622.0 1988-91 7. Kandy Foust 608.2 1983-86 8. Holly Hesse 532.2 1979-82 9. Stephanie Byrge 505.0 1992-95 10. Lauren Kennedy 494.2 1992-95

COMPLETE GAMES No. Name CG Years 1. Tara Oltman 128 2007-10 2. Becaa Changstrom 93 2011-14 3. Kelly Brookhart 83 1988-91 4. Tammy Nielsen 82 2003-05 5. Shelli Mellegaard 76 1999-02 6. Jeni Ruzich 66 1988-91 7. Renee Woods 54 1996-99 8. Stephanie Byrge 52 1992-95 9. Lauren Kennedy 47 1992-95 10. Kristan Melton 44 2000-03

Kelly Brookhart ranks second in school history in innings pitched. The left-hander pitched all 31 innings in the longest game in NCAA history on May 11, 1991, against Utah.

Tara Oltman, the only three-time MVC Pitcher of the Year in league history, has her name scattered throughout the school, MVC and NCAA record books.

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Innings Pitched1. 31.0 - Kelly Brookhart ................................................ 5/11/91*2. 20.1 - Kelly Brookhart ...............................................5/12/91*3. 13.0 - Kristan Melton .................................................... 5/6/004. 11.2 - Shelli Mellegaard ...............................................5/12/015. 11.0 - Shelli Mellegaard ................................................4/4/996. 10.2 - Tammy Neilsen ..............................................5/20/057. 10.1 - Tara Oltman .........................................................4/15/07 10.1 - Becca Changstrom ...........................................4/5/14 Strikeouts1. 19 - Tammy Nielsen ...................................................3/29/032. 17 - Abby Johnson ......................................................3/30/053. 16 - Tammy Nielsen .....................................................4/12/03 16 - Tammy Nielsen ......................................................3/11/04 16 - Becca Changstrom ...............................................4/5/146. 15 - Tammy Nielsen .......................................................4/3/04 15 - Tammy Nielsen ........................................................5/1/04 15 - Amanda Hess ........................................................ 2/17/07 15 - Micaela Whitney ..................................................4/24/16

Doubles 1. 2 - Multiple times, last by Jordyn Sturgeon 4/26/18

Triples 1. 2 - Erin Fraser .................................................................3/18/95 2 - Dede Pendleton ......................................................3/19/95 2 - Temple Windhorst ................................................. 2/8/99 2 - Bailey Dawson .......................................................2/23/08 2 - Liz Dike ...........................................................................4/14/13

Home Runs 1. 3 - Michelle Graner ..................................................... 3/22/07 3 - Amy Baker .....................................................................3/11/11 3 - Alexis Cantu ..................................................................4/6/124. 2 - Mutiple times, last by Jayci Foster ..4/29/18

Runs Batted In1 . 8 - Alexis Cantu ..................................................................4/6/122. 7 - Stacey Rybar ..........................................................4/26/033. 6 - Marie Gieron ............................................................. 4/12/00 6 - Kari Shank .....................................................................4/7/01 6 - Abby Johnson ............................................................4/3/04 6 - Renae Sinkler .........................................................2/20/09 6 - Amy Baker .....................................................................4/5/10 6 - Jen Daro ...................................................................... 2/20/16 6 - Sam Dellinger ...........................................................3/25/17 6 - Mileah McKelvy ......................................4/17/1810. 5 - Multiple times, last byJordyn Sturgeon ...3/10/18

Runs Scored1. 4 - Heidi Geier ..................................................................4/18/96 4 - Christy Lunceford ................................................4/18/96 4 - Marie Gieron ............................................................... 2/9/00 4 - Kelsey Allender .........................................................3/12/15 4 - Michelle Trulin ......................................................... 3/23/16 4 - Ashley Cantu .......................................... 2/25/187. 3- Multiple times, last by Ashley Cantu ...........5/11/17

Hits1 . 6 - Kelly Brookhart ...................................................... 5/11/91*2. 4 - Multiple times, last by Ashley Cantu ...2/24/18 Stolen Bases1 . 4 - Heidi Geier .................................................................. 3/15/972. 3 - Jamie McMurtry ................................................... 2/22/97 3 - Heidi Geier .................................................................. 3/15/97 3 - Stacey Rybar ..............................................................4/9/04 3 - Melanie Dorsey .......................................................3/10/05 3 - Lauren (Flores) Cisneros .................................4/3/05 3 - Danai Martin ..................................................................3/4/11 3 - Danai Martin ................................................................3/12/113. 2 - Multiple times, last by Aujanae McCoy ..........4/15/17Bold indicates occurred in 2018*1991 WAC Tournament Championship games included because of NCAA record for longest and third-longest games on record

Alexis Cantu is the most recent Bluejay to hit three home runs in a single game (April 6, 2012 at Wichita State). She also set a school record with eight RBIs against the Shockers during the same game.

Individual Single-Game Highs(since 1995)

Tammy Nielsen set a CU single-game record for strikeouts when she recorded 19 during 9.0 innings of work against Southern Illinois on March 29, 2003.

Individual Single-Game Records

Bailey Dawson hit two triples on Feb. 23, 2008 against Alcorn State to tie a Creighton single-game record for three-baggers.


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Mary Yori1981 First Team All-American

1982 Second Team Converse All-AmericanYori earned First Team All-America honors during her junior year, after leading the Bluejays in hitting (.354 average), hits (67), runs (50), RBI (36) and extra-base hits (16). The 50 runs scored in 1981 and her 13 triples in 1980 still stand as Bluejay single-season records. A Second Team All-American as a junior, this .325 career hitter struck out only 27 times in 594 career plate appear-ances. Yori was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in 1992, along with sister and Bluejay basketball standout, Connie Yori.

Christy Lunceford1997 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Lunceford set the Bluejay sin-gle-season record with 76 hits in 1997. She remains the Bluejays’ all-time leader in hits (245), while rank-ing second in batting average (.379) and seventh in RBIs (110). A three-time First Team All-MVC outfielder, she still owns the CU record and concluded her career as the Valley’s all-time leader with 51 doubles. A two-time First Team All-Midwest Region honoree, she is one of only two players in Creighton history to hit better than .400 in two seasons, including a career-best .419 in 1996.

Jean Tierney1981 First Team All-American

1982 Second Team Converse All-American1983 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Tierney batted .298 with 15 RBIs, nine stolen bases and only eight strikeouts in over 200 plate appearances in earning First Team All-America hon-ors as a sophomore in 1981. Tierney, who finished her career as the Creighton career runs scored lead-er, helped Creighton to two AIAW Women’s College World Series berths and the inaugural NCAA WCWS in Omaha in 1982. A two-sport athlete (basketball), Tierney became the first female student-athlete in school his-tory to be inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in 1990.

Jody Schwartz1988 First Team NFCA All-American

Schwartz led the Bluejays to the first of what would be three straight NCAA Regional appearances in 1988. That season Schwartz hit .340, with 10 doubles, four home runs and 36 RBsI and recorded a .989 fielding percentage. She also posted a 10-5 record in the circle, with a 1.14 earned run average and 12 complete games in 17 starts. She finished her career as the school’s career leader with 113 RBIs (which still ranks seventh). She was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012.

Kelly Brookhart1991 Second Team NFCA All-American

Brookhart led the team in six batting and nine pitching categories in earning Second Team All-America honors in 1991. Brookhart was the winning pitcher in Creighton’s historic 1-0, 31-inning victory over Utah on May 11. The longest game in NCAA history, Brookhart pitched all 31 innings to pick up the win, and set a school record with 263.1 innings pitched that season. A 2003 inductee into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame, Brookhart still holds the career record for games played and is second in innings pitched.

Angie Rajtora1984 Second Team All-American

Rajtora is one of the most versatile players in school history, starting at first base as a freshman, shortstop as a sophomore and catcher her final two seasons, including her All-America campaign as a senior in 1984. She led the team in average (.336), runs

(19), at bats (128), hits (43), triples (4), walks (12) and RBIs (16), while logging a .996 fielding percentage behind the plate as a senior.

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Stacey Rybar2004 Third Team Easton All-American

Rybar earned Easton All-America Third Team honors in leading the highest-scoring offense and most successful postseason run in school history. Along with a then school-re-cord 13 home runs, she led the team in batting (.374), runs (49), doubles (14) and triples (4). She was named the MVC Player of the Year and First Team All-MVC for the third straight season. She concluded her career as the MVC and school leader with 37 home runs, and owned school records with 121 RBIs and 132 runs scored, starting all 221 games in her career.

Tammy Nielsen2004 Second Team Easton All-American2005 Third Team Easton All-American

Nielsen ended her three-year Bluejay career as one of the greatest pitchers in school and conference history. The right-hander earned Easton All-America honors in her final two seasons at Creighton. In just three seasons with the Jays, the rise-ball specialist set a school and MVC record with 914 strikeouts, becoming the only pitcher in league with two 300-strikeout seasons. She concluded her career ranked 25th in NCAA Division I history with 8.9 strikeouts per seven innings pitched. Her 76 career victories also set a school

record, as she was the first player in Bluejay history to record three 20-win seasons. She also set school single-season records for wins, starts, complete games and strikeouts. Her 2004 season was possibly the best in school and league history, as she hurled five no-hitters, ranked fifth in the NCAA with a 0.67 ERA and was in the NCAA top-20 with 28 wins and 9.0 K’s per seven innings. She was named the 2004 MVC Pitcher of the Year and set single-season school marks with 28 wins and 334 strikeouts. The three-time MVC First Team pitcher was named MVC Pitcher of the Week seven times in her career. She earned NFCA All-Midwest Region Second Team honors three times and was tabbed to the NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team twice. The only three-time MVC Tournament MVP, she recorded every out for Creighton in the tournament from 2003-05, going 10-0 with a 0.39 ERA and 82 strikeouts in 72 innings at the tournament. She was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015.

Melanie Dorsey2005 First Team Easton All-American

Dorsey was named a First Team Easton All-American after leading the MVC with 68 singles, 24 stolen bases and a .402 batting average. She became the first Bluejay since 1999 to hit .400 in a season and was the second player in school history to notch two 70-hit seasons. She was named First Team All-MVC and to the MVC All-Tournament Team for her standout season. She finished her career with 54 stolen bases and a .328 average, ranking in the Creighton top five. Of her 198 career hits, 140 came in her final two seasons.

Christine Fukumoto2005 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Fukumoto was named CoSIDA FirstTeam Academic All-American in her final year with the Bluejays. The catcher hit .348 to end her career fifth in school history with a .326 career average. She went a perfect 9-for-9 in stolen base opportunities and led the league with 17 sacrifice hits. She was named Second Team All-MVC and was tabbed to the MVC All-Tournament Team as she was the only Bluejay to collect a hit in every game at the tournament. Her 57 hits and 12 doubles ranked second on the team.

Heidi Geier1998 Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

1999 Second Team Easton All-American1999 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Creighton’s all-time stolen base leader with 83 steals, Geier finished her career with a .358 batting average and ended her career ranked second on the career charts with 243 hits and 129 runs scored. A three-time First Team All-MVC pick, Geier is one of seven Bluejay players with 200 career hits and 100 runs. Geier hit .403 in 1999 and she was the first player in school history with two 70-hit seasons. She is the only Bluejay with two seasons of at least 24 stolen bases. She was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006.



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Tara Oltman2007 Second Team Easton All-American2008 Second Team Easton All-American

2008 Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-American2009 Second Team Easton All-American

2009 Third Team NFCA All-American2009 Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-American2010 Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Oltman was the first student-athlete in school history to earn First Team All-MVC honors all four years of her career, the only Bluejay softball player to be named an All-American after three seasons of her career and the only three-time MVC Pitcher of the Year in league history. In 2010 she was on the USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year Watch List, was named a Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-American for the third consecutive season and earned all-region honors for the fourth

straight season. In 2009, she earned CU’s first NFCA All-America honor since 1991 and was named to the Easton All-America Second Team for the third time. As a sophomore, her seven saves ranked second in the NCAA and she ranked 11th in the nation with a 0.96 ERA. In 2009 she finished the season ranked fourth in the NCAA with a 0.88 ERA, 10th in wins (29), 11th in shutouts (12) and 22nd in strikeouts (283), while becoming the winningest pitcher in school and MVC history. Highlights in her junior season included a shutout win at No. 13 Arizona and a no-hitter against 24th-ranked SIU. In her senior season, Oltman eclipsed her own school and league record with 32 wins, which ranked 10th in the NCAA, while her 12 shutouts also ranked 10th in the nation. A 13-time MVC Pitcher of the Week during her four years, she concluded her career with school and league records in wins (118), strikeouts (1,086), innings (1,064), appearances (187), starts (143) and complete games (128), while her 44 shutouts set a school record. The 2010 MVC Tournament MVP finished her career ranked in the NCAA career top-30 in appearances (T-13th), wins (T-18th), complete games (T-20th), innings (25th) and saves (T-26th). She was inducted into the Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame during the spring of 2017.

Jamie Reiss2007 Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Reiss concluded her career as a four-year starter at third base with her best season, leading the team with a .364 average, 67 hits, 35 runs and four triples. She was named to the MVC All-Tournament Team, First Team All-MVC, First Team MVC Scholar-Athlete, First Team Academic All-District and a Third Team Academic All-American with a 3.82 grade point average. She was one of 10 national finalists for the Senior CLASS Award. The Omaha native set a school record and led the NCAA with 28 sacrifice bunts during her junior season in 2006.

Lauren Cisneros2006 Third Team Easton All-American

Cisneros was honored on the Easton All-American Third Team after concluding a stellar career with her best season. She started all 219 games of her career (208 at sec-ond base), including 50 as a senior when she led the team with a .365 average, 31 runs, 50 hits, 13 home runs and 36 RBIs. A two-time First Team All-MVC performer, she tied the school single-season (13) and career (37) home run records and became the first player in school history to hit at least 10 home runs in a season three times. She ended her career ranked fifth in RBIs (107) and sixth in runs (113).

Renae Sinkler2010 Third Team NFCA All-American

Sinkler enjoyed the greatest offensive season in school his-tory as a senior, garnering her second straight MVC Player of the Year honor and earning NFCA Third Team All-America recognition. She set single-season school records for runs (59), RBI (58), total bases (147), slugging percentage (.880), on-base percentage (.514) and hit an MVC-record 24 home runs. The first baseman ranked fourth in the NCAA in home runs per game, fifth in total home runs and sixth in slugging percentage. Her 50 career home runs rank second all-time at Creighton as do her career counts of 146 RBIs and 391 total bases.



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Sam Crowley2018 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Crowley became Creighton softball’s first Academic All-American First Team selection since Christine Fukumoto in 2005, and fifth overall. She also claimed a spot on the NFCA All-Great Lakes Region Third Team and the All-BIG EAST First Team after pacing the Bluejays with a .633 slugging percentage and ranking third in the BIG EAST with a .400 batting average. The outfielder owned 17 sacrifice hits to lead Division I with 0.41 sacrifice hits per game. She also scored 29 times, drove in 33 runs and hit a Bluejay-best seven home runs while helping Creighton finish the 2018 season with a 28-15 record, including a 12-3 mark during

BIG EAST play for a second place finish before taking runner-up at the BIG EAST Championship in Rosemont, Illinois.

Bluejay All-Americans and Hall of Famers

Becca Changstrom2013 Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-American

Changstrom finished her impressive career in the BIG EAST after three seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference. She earned a spot on the CoSIDA Academic All-America Division I Softball Third Team just days after claiming 2013 Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year hon-ors. She earned selection to National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Region Second Teams in her final two seasons. She won the pitching triple crown in Valley play in 2013 with 13 wins, 133 strikeouts and a 1.34 ERA. She ranks third all-time with 860 career K’s.

Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame Softball Inductees

Kelly Brookhart 1988-91

2003 Inductee

Heidi Geier 1996-99

2006 Inductee

Mary Higgins (Head Coach)

1977-931987 Inductee

Tammy Nielsen 2003-05

2015 Inductee

Jody Schwartz1985-88

2012 Inductee

Tara Oltman2007-10

2017 Inductee

Mary Yori1980-82

1992 Inductee

Jean Tierney1980-83

1990 Inductee


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AAguilera, Shawnay 1994Allender, Kelsey 2013-16Alm, Sam 2019-pr.Alvarez, Victoria 2018-pr.Amato, Cecily 1994-96Aust, Michelle 1996Ayers, Katie 2002-05

BBaker, Amy 2010-13Balkovec, Rachel 2006Bertrand, Valentina 2016-pr.Beyerhelm, Ruth 1981Biaggi, Kelsey 2015-17Black, Logan 2018-pr.Bohanan, Morgan 2017-2018Bohle, Jennifer 2010-11Bohlmann, Lindy 2005Bonar, Hope 2018-pr.Bonin, Theresa 1979Boyer, Lisa 1981-83Brinkmann, Danie 2010Brookhart, Kelly 1988-91Brown, Wendee 1990-93Brydges, Jordan 2013Byrge, Stephanie 1992-95

CCameron, Cheryl 1989-90Cantu, Alexis 2012-14Cantu, Ashley 2017-pr.Carmichael, Bobbi 1984-85Carson, Missy 1979-82Castro, Ellen 1986Changstrom, Becca 2011-14Christiansen, Danielle 2011Christy, Jill 1978-79Cisneros, Lauren 2003-06Clark, Bryana 2017-18Clark, Dee 1977Codoni, Susie 1996-98Coffiel, Tash 2015-18Conrad, Jean 1977-78Cormier, Cheryl 1994-95Cortese, Stephanie 2003-06Coughenour, Ann 1982-83Crowley, Sam 2015-18

DDaro, Jen 2014-17Dawson, Bailey 2006-09Dellinger, Sam 2017Dickson, Brooke 1984-85Dike, Liz 2012-15Dorsey, Melanie 2002-05Downen, Valerie 1996-99

EEadus, TJ 2007-08Eck, Sydnee 2015-16Egan, Mary 2005-08Elwell, Lisa 1986-89Emmsley-Chang, Lau 2006-09Esser, Shelly 1992-95

FFaaborg, Connie 1979Fallahee, Tara 2016Farnsworth, Mindy 1995-98Ficenec, Amy 1998-01Finan, Kelli 2018-pr.Fitsimones, Traci 1983-86Fitzgerald, Danielle 1995-97Fitzgerald, Judy 1987-88Flanagan, Bry 2016Flodman, Taylor 2012Fonda, Laura 2005-07Foster, Jayci 2017-prFoust, Kandy 1983-86Fraser, Erin 1995-98Frederick, Sue 1986-89Frutos, Ashley 2010-13Fry, Kristin 2017-pr.Fukumoto, Christine 2004-05Furness, Cari 1983-85

All-Time RosterG

Garber, Nicole 2001-02Geier, Heidi 1996-99German, Jessica 2004-07Giddings, Debbie 1973Gieron, Marie 1997-01Glines, Sue 1981-84Goodspeed, Rebecca 1999-02Graner, Michelle 2007-10Grove, Brittnie 2011Grove, Malloree 2011

HHattrup, Christine 1997-98Hayes, Kerry 2002Hearty, Chris 1977Herbster, Sami 2000-03Herod, Beth 1989-93Hess, Amanda 2007-08Hesse, Holly 1979-82Higgins, Mary 1973Hirai, Brandie 1993-94Hirner, Marcy 1991-92Hittinger, Jenny 2017Holden, Mary Jo 1978-79Holmes, Jennie 1999-02Homan, Ellen 2011-14Hoos, Shannon 1996-99Hovinga, Kylie 2009-12Hughes, Karla 1979-82Humpal, Emily 2008Hunt, Jenny 2000-03Hunt, Kaitlynn 2018-pr.Hylton, Michal 2016-17

IIves, Heidi 1989-91

JJacobsen, Marcia 1981-84Jacobson, Kim 2013Jadlowski, Jessi 2008-10Jenison, Jody 1980-83Jenkins, Sydney 2017-pr.Johnson, Abby 2002-05

KKaiser, Kate 1996Kasel, Mary 1973Kaster, DeAnn 1999-02Keenan, Nora 1973Kelley, Heather 1994Kenkel, Jean 1977Kennedy, Lauren 1992-95Kenney, Michelle 1978-79Kingsley, Kassidy 2014-2015Klinetobe, Michelle 1991-92Knapp, Chloe 2018Koch, Michelle 2007-10Koenen, Shelley 1998Konfrst, Brenda 1987-90Kratochvil, Laura 2006-09Kraus, Di 1977-78Kreiser, Brittnie 2011-12Krokker, Kim 1983-86Kroll, Becky 1993-96

LLarson, Lauren 2009-10Lavin, Sylvia 1987Lehotak, Carrie 1995Lenhard, Pam 1973Letts, Candi 1980-83Lewis, Jessica 2014-17Lindauer, Laura 1979Loeffelholz, Sara 2009-10Love, Cheri 1978-80Lowe, Blair 2011-14Lucca, Mary 1984-85Lunceford, Christy 1994-97

MMackevicius, Alexa 2009-11Madison, Tiffany 2004Maher, Sue 1977-78Mahoney, Peggy 1978-80Manninen, Linda 1995-97Mannix, Flo 1982-85Marcano, Caitlin 2004-07Mardones, Kelly 2016Marshall, Lizanne 1977Martin, Danai 2010-11Martin, Kelly 1988Mathewson, Allie 2012McCoy, Aujanae 2016-17McGill, Lorrie 1990-91McGonigal, Erin 2013-16McKelvy, Mileah 2016-pr.McKewon, Liz 2008-11McMahon (Lingl), Bri 2012-15McMillen, Dawn 1996McMurtry, Jamie 1996-99McNeil, Nikki 2018-pr.Meade, Kelly 2005Mellegaard, Shelli 1999-02Melton, Kristan 2000-03Meneely, Kristi 2007-08Merkel, Jessica 2004-05Michael, MaKenzie 2011-14Miller, Kiele 2018-pr.Miller, Stacie 1986MIlls, Kiara 2019-pr.Millspaugh, Alex 2014Millspaugh, Mac 2014Mitchell, Marti 1986-87Moffett, Peggy 1977Moon, Wendy 1991-94Moreno, Hope 2018Mullally, Kate 2019-pr.

NNahrgang, Sheila 1989-90Nee, Cassidy 2006-09Nelson, Noelle 1996Nemeth, Heidi 1996Nichols, Morya 1989-90Nielsen, Tammy 2003-05Nix, Frenchy 1998-01Nunnikhoven, Meredith 2002-05

OOltman, Tara 2007-10Oltmans, Teri 1992O’Gorman, Anna 2015-17O’Neal, Summer 1995-98

PPanagos, Mary 1985-88Parchen, Willa 1992-95Pascuzzi, Katie 2013-16Pawlicki, Elizabeth 2001-02Pechar, Mikaela 2017-pr.Pendleton, Dede 1991-95Peppers, Michelle 1998Perry, Emily 2010-12Petska, Sara 2010Petullo, Kate 2004-07Pickett, Suzanne 1991-92Plog, Melissa 2002-05Pohl, Jobbie 1973Points, Kaycee 2007

RRajtora, Angie 1981-84Ramsey, Beth 2005-06Ream, Jody 1989Reifert, Louise 1977-78Reinhart, Allie 2014-17Reiss, Jamie 2004-07Reuter, Marge 1977-78Rice, Karyn 1987-90Rice, Tracy 1991-94Ringle, Blake 2013-16Rivera, Kellie 1994-97Rodham, Laura 1980-82Rodriguez, Sophia 1986Roecker, Laura 2019-pr.Rogers, Anita 1984-85Roggenstein, Joan 1978

Rola, Angie 2001-02Ruf, Christa 2009-12Ruiz, Micaila 1995Ruzich, Jeni 1988-91Rybar, Stacey 2001-04

SSakamoto, Kari 2009-10Sandell, Courtney 2018-pr.Sanders, Nina 1991Sandwick, Sue 1982-83Sather, Brenda 1980-82Sawyer, Jacey 2018-pr.Schatz, Ann 1978-79Schildberg, Susan 1984Schmitz, Karen 1979-80Schoenstedt, Linda 1973Schope, Joey 1985-88Schramm, Joyce 1973Schubert, Jenny 1991Schwartz, Jody 1985-88Schwarzenbach, Jamie 1998Schwiekert, Joan 1977Scott, Kiahana 2019-pr.Setlik, McKenna 2011-12Seymour, Alicia 1998Shank, Kari 2001-04Sharar, Deb 1978-80Sharon, Cassie 2013-14Simonson, Nicole 2019-pr.Simpson, Toni 1984Sinkler, Renae 2007-10Skegas, Stephanie 1987Snygg, Sammy 2010-13Spiezio, Tammi 1999-01States, Kristy 1990Sterling, Denise 1977Stigge, Jess 2007-09St. John, Shannon 2001-02Strnad, Tiffany 1991-93Sturgeon, Jordyn 2017-18Suing, Shelly 1990Sutton, Ally 2014

TTande, Taina 1993Telecky, Brittany 2011-14Thomas, Mary Lynn 1973Tibbitts, Terri 1977-78Tierney, Jean 1980-83Timmermann, Anne 1977-79Tomansky, Kris 1987-89Townsend, Emily 1997-2000Trapp, Ashlee 2000-03Trulin, Michelle 2015-16Trupp, April 1986-87

VVan Winkle, Cara 2000-03Vidinha, Ana 1993 & 1995

WWakasugi, Jessica 2006-09Watson, Marina 1985-88Webb, Allie 2015-16Weigel, Brandi 1998-2000Weihe, Melissa 2003Whitney, Micaela 2015-16Wiechers, Jennifer 2000Wilbur, Teir 1990-92Wilkins, Kelly 1989-90Wilson, Kailey 2019-pr.Windhorst, Temple 1999-2000Woodley, Julie 1992-94Woods, Renee 1996-99Woods, Tina 1998

YYakisch, Pam 1980Yori, Mary 1980-82Yoshizu, Mandy 2005

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1977: 8-14H: 3-7 • A: 3-6 • N: 2-1

Head Coach: Mary HigginsDate Opponent W/L Score3/28 at College of St. Mary L 5-74/2 Midland (Neb.) L 4-94/2 Midland (Neb.) L 6-14/6 National College of Ed. L 3-64/6 National College of Ed. L 4-74/8 at Nebraska-Omaha L 2-164/10 Nebraska Wesleyan W 7-64/10 Nebraska Wesleyan L 2-134/11 at Peru State L 3-84/11 at Peru State L 11-154/12 at Peru State W 18-174/12 at Peru State L 3-134/15 at Concordia (Neb.) L 0-114/15 at Concordia (Neb.) W 9-44/16 at Hastings W 7-44/17 College of St. Mary W 17-164/17 Nebraska Wesleyan L 9-104/18 College of St. Mary L 4-64/18 Nebraska Wesleyan W 8-64/24 vs. Concordia (Neb.)* W 8-74/24 vs. Peru State* W 10-44/25 vs. Midland (Neb.)* L 7-12* Small College State Tournament, Lincoln, Neb.

1978: 20-11H: 9-5 • A: 7-5 • N: 4-1

Head Coach: Mary HigginsDate Opponent W/L Score3/28 Bellevue (Neb.) W 13-03/28 Bellevue (Neb.) W 17-73/30 at Nebraska-Omaha L 0-33/30 at Nebraska-Omaha W 1-04/1 Peru State W 7-14/1 Peru State W 6-24/2 College of St. Mary L 10-114/2 College of St. Mary W 10-44/10 National College of Ed. W 12-64/10 National College of Ed. W 9-24/12 at Peru State L 6-104/12 at Peru State W 8-34/22 at Drake L 0-44/22 vs. Truman State L 2-34/24 Nebraska-Kearney L 0-74/24 Nebraska-Kearney W 5-44/25 Wayne State L 3-44/25 Wayne State L 2-44/26 Nebraska L 12-14/26 Nebraska W 6-54/28 at Nebraska-Kearney W 7-64/29 at Nebraska L 2-84/29 at Nebraska L 8-105/1 at Nebraska Wesleyan W 13-75/1 at Nebraska Wesleyan W 18-15/2 at Concordia (Neb.) W 6-55/2 at Concordia (Neb.) W 9-15/5 vs. College of St. Mary* W 15-25/7 vs. Peru State* W 16-55/8 vs. Concordia (Neb.)* W 3-15/9 vs. Nebraska-Kearney* W 5-3* Small College State Tournament, Lincoln, Neb.

1979: 22-13H: 8-4 • A: 7-4 • N: 7-5

Head Coach: Mary HigginsDate Opponent W/L Score3/25 Briar Cliff W 7-03/25 Briar Cliff W 14-03/27 Concordia (Neb.) W 10-43/27 Concordia (Neb.) W 12-23/29 College of St. Mary W 8-33/29 College of St. Mary W 4-33/31 Peru State L 2-53/31 Peru State W 4-24/6 vs. Minnesota State ^ L 0-14/7 vs. Iowa ^ W 2-04/7 vs. Nebraska-Omaha ^ L 0-14/13 at Simpson L 3-104/13 at Simpson W 4-14/14 Nebraska-Kearney L 6-74/14 Nebraska-Kearney W 8-24/17 at Tarkio W 2-04/17 at Tarkio W 6-24/18 at Northwest Missouri W 3-14/18 at Northwest Missouri L (15) 0-14/19 vs. South Dakota L 0-24/19 vs. South Dakota W 4-24/22 Wayne State L 8-114/22 Wayne State L 0-24/23 at Nebraska-Omaha L 1-34/27 vs. Nebraska-Omaha # W 5-04/27 vs. Wayne State # W 6-14/28 vs. Nebraska # L 1-34/29 vs. Nebraska-Kearney # L 5-75/1 College of St. Mary W 4-35/1 College of St. Mary W 10-05/3 at Nebraska L 2-65/3 at Nebraska W 10-35/4 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan* W 5-05/5 vs. Peru State* W 1-05/6 vs. Peru State* W 6-5^ Husker Invitational# State Qualifying Tournament* Small College State Championship, Lincoln, Neb.

1980: 46-17H: 23-3 • A: 11-4 • N: 12-10Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score3/10 vs. Kansas ! L 2-53/10 vs. New Mexico State ! L (12) 3-83/11 vs. Wyoming ! W 3-13/11 vs. Oklahoma State ! W 4-13/12 vs. Oklahoma ! W 4-03/12 at Arizona ! W 1-03/13 vs. Wyoming ! W 12-03/14 vs. New Mexico ! L 2-33/14 at Arizona ! L 4-63/15 vs. Arizona State ! L 3-43/15 at Arizona ! L (10) 0-13/25 Nebraska-Kearney W 10-03/25 Nebraska-Kearney W 1-03/29 Simpson W 11-13/29 Simpson W 6-03/30 at Drake W 3-23/31 Peru State W 4-13/31 Peru State W 2-14/2 at South Dakota L 1-74/2 at South Dakota W 11-04/8 Nebraska W 7-24/8 Nebraska W 9-74/10 North Dakota State W 9-74/10 North Dakota State W 10-04/12 vs. St. Cloud State ^ W 11-14/13 vs. Wayne State ^ W 3-04/13 vs. Emporia State ^ W 3-04/13 vs. Emporia State ^ L 0-24/13 vs. Emporia State ^ L 0-24/15 at Northwest Missouri W 1-04/15 at Northwest Missouri W 1-04/16 at Tarkio W 8-24/16 at Tarkio W 8-04/18 Emporia State L 0-24/18 Nebraska-Omaha W 9-04/19 South Dakota W 9-34/19 Emporia State L 2-64/20 Grand View W 2-04/20 Grand View W 6-34/22 Nebraska-Omaha W 2-14/22 Nebraska-Omaha W 7-04/23 College of St. Mary W 8-04/23 College of St. Mary W 3-14/25 Kansas State W (8) 2-04/25 Kansas State W 4-24/26 Missouri State W 5-24/26 Kansas L 0-44/28 Drake W 10-04/28 Drake W 1-05/1 at Nebraska L 2-35/1 at Nebraska W 3-25/2 at Kansas State W 5-45/2 at Kansas State W 3-05/6 vs. Missouri State # L 0-25/6 vs. Nebraska # W 1-05/7 vs. Saint Louis # W (8) 3-25/7 vs. Iowa # W 6-25/8 at Kansas # W 5-45/8 vs. Iowa State # W (8) 2-05/8 vs. Missouri State # L (15) 0-15/14 vs. Cal State Fullerton * L 0-55/14 vs. Oklahoma * W 3-05/14 vs. Cal Poly Pomona * L 0-3! Arizona Round Robin, Tucson, Ariz.^ Nebraska Tournament, Lincoln, Neb.# Region VI Tournament (2nd), Lawrence, Kan.* AIAW World Series, Norman, Okla.


Date Opponent W/L Score3/9 vs. New Mexico ^ L 0-23/9 vs. New Mexico ^ W 7-03/10 at New Mexico State ^ L 0-33/10 at New Mexico State ^ W 1-03/11 vs. Wyoming ^ W 3-13/11 vs. Wyoming ^ W 3-13/12 vs. N. Mexico Highlands ^ W 13-03/12 vs. Colorado State ^ W 9-03/13 vs. Pima College ^ W 4-03/13 vs. Arizona ^ W (10) 5-33/14 vs. Wyoming ^ W 11-23/14 at New Mexico State ^ W 4-23/24 Northwest Missouri W 10-03/24 Northwest Missouri W 6-13/27 vs. Washburn # W 4-03/27 vs. South Dakota # W 6-03/27 at Emporia State # W 5-03/28 vs. Kansas State # W 5-03/31 Nebraska-Omaha W 7-13/31 Nebraska-Omaha W 5-14/3 vs. Truman State ! W 5-24/3 vs. Southern Illinois ! W 5-04/4 vs. Oklahoma ! W 4-34/4 vs. Texas Women’s ! W 7-04/4 vs. Illinois State ! L 3-44/4 vs. Oklahoma ! L 0-14/7 College of St. Mary W 1-04/7 College of St. Mary W 8-14/9 Minnesota State W 8-04/9 Minnesota State W 7-04/10 vs. Nebraska-Kearney $ W 5-14/10 vs. Emporia $ W 2-14/11 vs. Drake $ W 3-04/11 vs. Mankato State $ W 9-04/12 at Nebraska $ L 4-84/14 Wayne State W 1-04/14 Wayne State W 5-14/16 at Kansas W 6-54/16 at Kansas W 1-04/17 vs. Wichita State W 12-54/17 vs. Wichita State W 9-04/23 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W 9-04/23 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W 3-14/24 at Minnesota % W 7-34/25 vs. Augustana (S.D) % W 7-04/25 vs. Iowa % W 5-04/25 vs. Iowa % W 11-24/29 Nebraska W 9-04/29 Nebraska W 1-05/2 Kansas State W 6-15/2 Kansas State W 3-05/15 vs. Iowa & W 1-05/16 vs. Iowa State & W 4-05/16 vs. Missouri & W 3-25/17 vs. Missouri & W 5-15/21 vs. Western Michigan * L 0-25/22 vs. New Mexico State * W 4-25/22 vs. UCLA * L 1-2^ Roadrunner Invitational (1st), Las Cruces, N.M.# Emporia (Kan.) State Tournament (1st)! Missouri State Tournament, Springfield, Mo.$ Cornhusker Classic, Lincoln, Neb.% Minnesota Invitational (1st), St. Paul, Minn.& Region VI Tournament (1st), Lawrence, Kan.* AIAW World Series, Norman, Okla.


Date Opponent W/L Score3/8 at UCLA W 3-23/8 at UCLA L 0-13/10 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-83/10 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-63/11 at Cal Poly Pomona L (5) 1-33/12 at Chapman W 2-13/12 at Chapman W 7-33/13 at US International W (13) 2-03/13 at US International W 3-03/21 South Dakota W 10-03/21 South Dakota W 6-03/22 vs. Michigan State ^ W 5-03/22 vs. Western Michigan ^ L 0-23/25 vs. Idaho State ^ W 2-03/26 vs. Michigan State ^ W 5-13/26 vs. Oklahoma City ^ W 6-13/27 vs. Missouri State ^ W 3-03/27 vs. Western Michigan ^ L 0-13/27 vs. Oklahoma State ^ W (8) 6-43/31 at Nebraska W (8) 1-03/31 at Nebraska L 2-54/2 vs. Evansville # W 7-44/3 vs. Pittsburg State # W 1-04/3 vs. Missouri # W 1-04/3 vs. Illinois State # W (11) 1-04/4 vs. Oklahoma State # L 0-24/4 vs. Oklahoma # W 7-04/6 at Kansas State W 1-04/6 at Kansas State W 5-04/13 Wichita State W 4-04/13 Wichita State W 9-04/16 vs. Missouri State ! W 6-04/16 vs. Illinois Central ! W 4-14/16 vs. Nebraska ! L 0-14/17 vs. Missouri-St. Louis ! W 6-24/17 at Missouri ! W 4-14/17 vs. Kansas State ! W 3-04/20 Northwest Missouri W (10) 6-54/20 Northwest Missouri W 2-04/21 Nebraska-Omaha L 0-14/21 Nebraska-Omaha W 2-04/24 Wayne State W 6-04/24 Wayne State W 7-15/8 Wyoming $ W 6-05/8 Oklahoma City $ W 13-35/8 Missouri $ W 4-15/9 Truman State $ W (11) 1-05/9 Missouri $ L 0-15/15 South Carolina % W 7-05/16 South Carolina % W 3-25/27 Nebraska * L (8) 2-35/29 Cal State Fullerton * L (8) 1-4^ Bartlesville (Okla.) Tournament# Missouri State Invitational, Springfield, Mo.! Missouri Tournament (1st), Columbia, Mo.$ Lady Jay Classic, Omaha, Neb.% NCAA Regional, Omaha, Neb.* NCAA Women’s CWS, Omaha, Neb.

1983: 21-18H: 8-6 • A: 5-9 • N: 8-3

Head Coach: Mary HigginsDate Opponent W/L Score3/7 at UCLA L 0-73/7 at UCLA L (11) 0-13/8 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-23/8 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-23/10 at Chapman L 0-23/10 at Chapman W 6-13/11 at Cal Poly Pomona L 0-23/11 at Cal Poly Pomona L (10) 1-23/12 at US International W 1-03/12 at US International L (10) 3-43/18 vs. Oklahoma City ^ W 12-03/18 vs. Minnesota State ^ W 4-13/18 vs. Sam Houston State ^ W 11-13/26 vs. Missouri State # W 2-03/26 vs. Illinois Central # W 4-13/26 vs. Kansas State # W 7-03/27 vs. Nebraska # L 0-23/27 at Missouri # L 0-33/27 vs. Missouri State # W 1-03/30 Northwest Missouri W 3-23/30 Northwest Missouri L 0-24/5 Iowa State L 0-34/5 Iowa State W 3-24/7 Kansas L 0-24/7 Kansas L 1-44/12 Wayne State W 13-04/12 Wayne State W 3-04/13 Drake W 10-04/20 at Nebraska-Omaha W 5-14/20 at Nebraska-Omaha W 8-04/22 vs. Texas A&M ! W 1-04/22 at Nebraska ! W 7-24/23 vs. California ! L 0-14/23 vs. Texas A&M ! L 0-15/7 Nebraska-Omaha * W 7-05/7 Oklahoma City * W 7-05/7 Indiana * L 2-35/8 Oklahoma * W 1-05/8 Missouri * L 1-2 ̂American Legion Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.

# Mizzou Invitational, Columbia, Mo.! Husker Invitational, Lincoln, Neb.* Lady Jay Classic, Omaha, Neb.

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Date Opponent W/L Score3/11 at US International L (8) 2-33/11 at US International L (8) 2-33/12 at San Diego W 3-13/12 at San Diego W 2-13/13 at San Diego State W 5-13/14 at San Diego State W 4-23/15 at Long Beach State L 0-23/15 at Long Beach State W 1-03/16 at UCLA L (14) 0-13/16 at UCLA L 0-23/17 at Cal Poly Pomona L 1-23/17 at Cal Poly Pomona W 1-03/22 vs. Northern California* W 2-03/24 vs. Western Michigan* L 0-13/24 vs. Northern California* W 2-13/30 Nebraska-Kearney W 11-13/30 Nebraska-Kearney W 2-03/31 Wayne State W (14) 1-03/31 Wayne State W 10-04/1 at Kansas W 2-04/1 at Kansas L 3-64/5 Nebraska L 0-14/5 Nebraska W 4-04/7 at Iowa W 4-14/7 at Iowa W 7-04/17 Iowa State W 1-04/18 at Drake W 7-24/18 at Drake W 15-14/20 vs. Missouri # W 2-14/20 vs. Illinois State # W 2-04/20 at Missouri State # W 2-14/21 vs. Missouri # W 4-04/21 at Missouri State # L 2-54/24 at Nebraska L 0-44/24 at Nebraska L 0-14/28 Kansas State W 3-04/28 Kansas State W 6-05/1 Nebraska-Omaha W 8-05/2 Augustana (S.D.) W 3-05/2 Augustana (S.D.) W 6-4* American Legion Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.# Missouri State Invitational, Springfield, Mo.

1985: 43-18

H: 17-6 • A: 13-7 • N: 13-5Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score3/2 at Wayne State W 4-23/2 at Wayne State L 2-43/9 at Baylor W (8) 4-33/9 at Baylor W (9) 8-23/10 vs. Texas-Arlington W 4-03/10 vs. Texas-Arlington W 10-03/11 at Baylor L 0-13/11 at Baylor W 2-13/12 vs. Central Michigan * W 4-33/12 vs. Arizona * L 3-43/14 vs. Texas-Arlington * W 6-03/14 vs. Kansas State * W 1-03/15 vs. South Carolina * W 2-13/15 vs. Texas A&M * L 0-63/20 at Nebraska-Omaha W 2-03/20 at Nebraska-Omaha W 5-03/21 Grand View W (8) 1-03/21 Grand View W 5-23/23 Iowa W 3-13/23 Iowa W 4-33/24 Iowa W 4-33/24 Iowa W 5-13/26 at South Dakota W 3-13/26 at South Dakota W 5-04/2 at Nebraska L 0-34/2 at Nebraska L 1-64/4 at Kansas State W 8-14/5 at Kansas L 0-14/5 at Kansas W 4-24/9 Iowa State L (9) 0-14/9 Iowa State W 5-24/11 at Northern Iowa W 6-04/11 at Northern Iowa W 2-04/12 vs. Michigan State # W 6-14/13 vs. Central Michigan # L 1-44/13 vs. Colorado State # W 4-14/13 vs. Drake # W 3-04/14 vs. Augustana (S.D.) # W 3-04/14 vs. Drake # W 3-14/14 vs. Central Michigan # W 3-14/17 Nebraska L 0-74/17 Nebraska W 5-34/19 Simpson W 15-04/19 Simpson W 8-14/22 Northwest Missouri W 7-04/22 Northwest Missouri W 6-34/24 at Iowa State W 3-04/24 at Iowa State L 1-54/26 at Missouri ! L 2-34/26 vs. Oklahoma City ! W 6-34/27 vs. Illinois State ! L 0-24/27 vs. Texas A&M ! L 1-34/30 Kansas L 0-14/30 Kansas L 1-45/1 Nebraska-Kearney W 7-15/1 Nebraska-Kearney W 4-05/10 Oklahoma City W 5-25/10 Oklahoma City W 3-05/11 Oklahoma ^ L 1-45/11 Oklahoma City ^ W 1-05/11 Missouri ^ L 0-3* Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.# UNI-Dome Classic, Cedar Falls, Iowa! Mizzou Invitational, Columbia, Mo.^ Lady Jay Classic, Omaha, Neb.

1986: 36-22 • HCAC: 5-5H: 4-7 • A: 8-7 • N: 24-8Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score2/15 at Louisiana Tech L 0-52/15 at Louisiana Tech L 2-42/16 at UL Monroe W 3-12/16 at UL Monroe W 4-02/26 vs. New Mexico State * L 1-32/27 vs. New Mexico State * W 5-02/28 at Arizona State ^ L 0-22/28 vs. Oregon State ^ L 0-43/1 vs. Cal Poly Pomona ^ W 3-23/1 vs. US International ^ W 3-23/2 vs. Pacific ^ W 1-03/8 vs. Texas State # L 0-13/8 at Baylor # W 6-13/9 vs. Texas-Arlington # W 1-03/9 vs. Texas A&M # W 3-13/12 vs. New Mexico * W 2-13/12 vs. New Mexico * L 0-23/13 vs. Baylor ! W 8-03/13 vs. Oklahoma State ! W 7-13/14 vs. Northern Iowa ! W 2-03/16 vs. Indiana ! L 0-53/25 at Kansas L 0-13/25 at Kansas L 0-24/4 vs. Bowling Green $ L 0-14/4 vs. Toledo $ W 1-04/4 at Northern Iowa $ W 1-04/5 vs. Missouri State $ W 1-04/5 vs. Wichita State $ W 5-04/6 vs. Saint Xavier $ W 6-04/6 vs. Washburn $ W 2-14/6 vs. Missouri State $ W 1-04/6 vs. Toledo $ W 6-14/11 vs. Georgia State % W 5-34/11 vs. Loyola (Ill.) % W 9-04/11 vs. Bradley % L 1-44/12 vs. Green Bay % W 11-14/12 vs. Detroit % W 3-14/12 at Western Illinois % W 2-14/16 Iowa State L 1-24/16 Iowa State W 2-14/20 Colorado State * W 2-04/20 Colorado State * L 4-54/21 Minnesota L 2-34/21 Minnesota L 0-24/25 Missouri W 3-04/25 Nebraska-Omaha L 0-15/1 at Utah * W 7-45/1 at Utah * W 14-15/2 at Utah State * L 2-35/2 at Utah State * L 0-15/9 vs. New Mexico & L 0-15/10 at Utah State & W 3-25/10 vs. New Mexico & W 3-05/11 vs. New Mexico State & W 4-15/11 vs. New Mexico State & W 2-05/22 Texas A&M @ L 0-15/23 Louisiana Tech @ W 4-35/24 California @ L 0-1^ Sun Devil Round Robin, Tempe, Ariz.# Baylor Invitational, Waco, Texas! Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.$ UNI Classic, Cedar Falls, Iowa% Westerwind Invitational, Macomb, Ill.& HCAC Tournament, Logan, Utah@ NCAA Women’s CWS, Omaha, Neb.* HCAC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/26 Nebraska-Omaha W 4-02/26 Nebraska-Omaha W 8-13/3 Nebraska-Kearney W 6-43/3 Nebraska-Kearney W 4-03/6 vs. Utah ^ W 3-23/6 vs. Oregon ^ W 8-23/6 vs. San Diego State ^ W 6-33/8 at UNLV ^ W 13-13/9 at UNLV W 6-33/9 at UNLV W 5-33/11 vs. Texas A&M L 0-13/11 vs. Texas A&M L 2-63/12 vs. Kansas # W 6-33/12 vs. Oklahoma City # W 2-03/12 vs. Texas-Arlington # L 4-53/13 vs. Indiana # L 1-73/13 vs. Illinois State # L 2-33/14 vs. Northern Iowa # W 1-03/14 vs. Indiana # W 2-03/14 vs. Iowa # W 5-33/21 Wichita State W 6-13/21 Wichita State W 7-03/22 Wichita State W 5-03/22 Wichita State W 3-24/3 at New Mexico * W 5-24/3 at New Mexico * W 7-44/4 at New Mexico State * L 3-44/4 at New Mexico State * W 5-14/9 Utah * L 0-14/9 Utah * L 1-54/11 at Kansas W 7-24/11 at Kansas W 6-34/15 Drake W 7-04/15 Drake W 1-04/16 Kansas W 2-14/16 Kansas L 2-34/18 at Colorado State * L 2-84/18 at Colorado State * W 1-04/21 at Minnesota W 6-04/21 at Minnesota W 9-04/22 at Iowa State L 0-14/22 at Iowa State W 4-25/2 Utah State * W 3-25/2 Utah State * W 11-05/7 vs. Utah ! W 9-45/8 vs. Utah State ! L 3-85/8 vs. Colorado State ! L 0-4^ UNLV Invitational, Las Vegas, Nev.# Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.! HCAC Tournament, Las Cruces, N.M.* HCAC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score3/7 at Texas-Arlington L 0-13/7 at Texas-Arlington W 4-03/8 at Baylor W 5-03/8 at Baylor L 0-13/9 at Baylor W 4-13/10 vs. Missouri ^ L 2-33/11 vs. Oklahoma ^ W 1-03/11 vs. Northern Iowa ^ W 5-43/12 vs. Texas-Arlington ^ W 1-03/12 vs. Indiana ^ L 0-43/19 Nebraska-Kearney W 2-03/19 Nebraska-Kearney W 3-03/25 vs. Adelphi # W 1-03/26 vs. UCLA # L 0-93/26 vs. Northwestern # L 0-13/27 vs. Nebraska # L 0-53/27 vs. Utah State # W 5-23/29 UMKC W 8-03/29 UMKC W 16-03/30 at Drake W 7-13/30 at Drake W 2-04/1 Northern Iowa ! W 3-24/1 Minnesota ! W 4-34/2 Northern Iowa ! W 8-14/2 Minnesota ! W 4-34/7 New Mexico State * L 4-64/7 New Mexico State * W 4-34/11 at Nebraska W 4-24/11 at Nebraska W 2-14/14 Kansas W 3-14/14 Kansas L 2-44/18 Florida State L 0-44/18 Florida State W 2-04/19 Iowa State L 1-24/19 Iowa State W 3-24/20 Nebraska-Omaha W 10-04/20 Nebraska-Omaha W 1-04/23 at Utah * W 2-04/23 at Utah * L 1-54/26 at Kansas L 1-24/26 at Kansas W 5-44/28 Nebraska W 2-14/28 Nebraska L 1-34/30 Colorado State * W 3-24/30 Colorado State * W 5-15/7 Louisiana Tech $ L 1-55/7 Michigan State $ W 3-15/8 Michigan State $ W 7-05/8 Louisiana Tech $ L 0-15/12 vs. New Mexico State % W 7-45/13 vs. Colorado State % W 4-15/13 vs. Colorado State % W 4-35/20 vs. Iowa State & W 3-25/20 at Nebraska & W 3-25/21 at Nebraska & L 2-75/21 at Nebraska & L 1-4^ Baylor Invitational, Waco, Texas# National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.! Creighton Budweiser Invitational, Omaha$ Creighton Bud Light Round Robin, Omaha% HCAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah& NCAA Regionals, Lincoln, Neb.* HCAC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score3/4 vs. Illinois State ! W 8-33/4 vs. Sam Houston St. ! L 4-53/4 vs. Ball State ! W 2-13/7 at Texas-Arlington W 4-03/10 at Oklahoma # W 4-23/10 vs. Kansas # W 5-13/11 vs. Texas-Arlington # W 4-23/11 vs. Oklahoma City # L 2-63/12 vs. Texas-Arlington # W 2-13/12 at Oklahoma # W 3-03/12 vs. Oklahoma State # L 0-23/17 vs. Santa Clara $ W 8-13/17 vs. Adelphi $ W 2-13/17 vs. Arizona State $ W 3-13/18 vs. Oklahoma $ W 6-03/18 vs. Indiana $ W 7-03/19 vs. Utah State $ W 4-33/19 vs. Michigan $ L 0-23/22 Nebraska-Omaha W 7-03/22 Nebraska-Omaha W 4-13/30 Nebraska-Kearney W 4-03/30 Nebraska-Kearney W 11-04/1 Wichita State % W 7-44/1 Northern Illinois % W 5-24/2 Bradley % W 8-34/2 Northern Illinois % L 1-54/4 Drake W 8-14/4 Drake W 7-04/5 Nebraska W 4-24/5 Nebraska W 1-04/7 at New Mexico * W 4-34/7 at New Mexico * L 3-44/8 at New Mexico State * W 4-04/8 at New Mexico State * W 15-64/11 Kansas L 1-24/11 Kansas L 2-34/13 Utah * W 1-04/13 Utah * W 4-04/15 Utah State * L 1-24/15 Utah State * W 9-34/17 at Minnesota L 2-34/17 at Minnesota L 0-24/18 at Iowa State W 6-44/18 at Iowa State L 5-64/20 at Nebraska L 2-34/20 at Nebraska W 7-04/22 at Colorado State * L 5-64/22 at Colorado State * W 5-14/26 at Kansas L (19) 2-34/28 Texas A&M W 2-04/28 Texas A&M W 4-14/30 Missouri State W 6-04/30 Missouri State W 2-05/6 Western Illinois W 2-05/6 Western Illinois W 5-25/7 Western Illniois W 2-05/7 Western Illinois W 5-45/9 Iowa W 4-25/9 Iowa W 2-05/12 vs. New Mexico ^ W 4-15/13 vs. Utah State ^ L 0-35/13 vs. Utah ^ W (8) 6-55/14 vs. Utah State ^ W 2-15/14 vs. Utah State ^ L 1-25/19 vs. Toledo @ W 6-05/19 at Iowa @ W 6-15/20 vs. Toledo @ L 3-85/20 vs. Toledo @ L 1-3! Texas A&M Invitational, College Station, Texas# Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.$ National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.% Creighton Invitational, Omaha, Neb.^ HCAC Tournament, Fort Collins, Colo.@ NCAA Regional, Iowa City, Iowa* HCAC Game



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Date Opponent W/L Score2/22 vs. Cal Poly Pomona ^ L 3-82/22 at Arizona State ^ L 0-62/23 vs. Penn State ^ W 3-12/23 vs. Arizona ^ L 0-32/24 vs. Iowa State ^ L 1-42/24 vs. UC Santa Barbara ^ W (8) 3-23/7 Nebraska-Kearney W 9-03/7 Nebraska-Kearney W 7-03/12 at Sam Houston State W 12-53/12 at SHSU - FORFEIT W 7-03/13 vs. Temple W 3-03/13 vs. Texas A&M L 0-33/15 vs. Sam Houston State # L 1-33/15 vs. South Carolina # L (12) 1-23/16 vs. Western Illinois # W 4-23/16 vs. Southern Miss # W 8-03/17 vs. Saint Mary’s (Tex.) # W 8-03/17 vs. UL Monroe # W 5-03/17 vs. Ohio State # W 3-03/23 vs. Long Beach State ! L 0-13/23 vs. Northwestern ! W 7-03/23 vs. Santa Clara ! W 9-63/24 vs. Michigan ! W 9-03/24 vs. Arizona State ! L (9) 2-33/30 Eastern Michigan $ W 8-13/31 Northern Illinois $ W 8-73/31 DePaul $ W 2-04/1 Illinois State $ W 9-04/1 Northern Iowa $ W 6-04/3 at Iowa W 2-14/3 at Iowa W 7-14/7 Colorado State * L 1-24/7 Colorado State * L 1-34/9 at Drake L (8) 0-14/9 at Drake W 2-14/12 New Mexico * W 2-04/12 New Mexico * L 0-14/14 New Mexico State * W (8) 3-24/14 New Mexico State * L 0-54/17 Minnesota L (10) 1-24/17 Minnesota W 4-14/18 Nebraska W 7-04/18 Nebraska W 1-04/20 at Utah * W (11) 2-14/20 at Utah * W 7-04/21 at Utah State * W 6-44/21 at Utah State * L (12) 3-44/24 Iowa State W 4-04/24 Iowa State L 1-34/26 at Nebraska L 1-24/28 Missouri W 7-04/28 Missouri W 5-05/2 at Kansas L (9) 2-35/2 at Kansas L 1-25/10 vs. Utah State % W 5-15/10 vs. Colorado State % W 7-25/11 at New Mexico % L 1-85/12 vs. Utah % W 4-15/12 at New Mexico % W 2-05/12 at New Mexico % W (9) 4-35/18 at Fresno State & L 1-115/19 at Fresno State & L 1-2

^ Arizona State Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.# Houston Invitational, Houston, Texas! National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.$ Creighton Classic, Omaha, Neb.% HCAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M.& NCAA Regional, Fresno, Calif.* HCAC Game

1991: 38-25 • WAC: 4-6H: 16-7 • A: 5-10 • N: 17-8Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score3/4 Nebraska-Omaha W 4-33/4 Nebraska-Omaha W 7-03/8 vs. Oklahoma ^ W 4-13/8 vs. South Carolina ^ L (8) 0-13/9 vs. Samford ^ W 6-23/9 at South Florida ^ L 1-23/9 vs. Maine ^ W 11-03/10 vs. Ball State ^ W 2-03/10 vs. Eastern Michigan ^ L 3-43/12 vs. Southern Illinois L 1-53/12 vs. South Carolina L 1-23/13 vs. Connecticut W 5-13/14 at Florida State L 2-33/15 vs. DePaul # W 6-23/15 vs. Northern Iowa # W 6-13/15 vs. Furman # W 5-13/16 vs. Indiana # W 2-03/16 vs. Florida A&M # W 13-33/16 vs. South Florida # W 3-03/21 vs. Adelphi ! W 1-03/22 vs. Virginia ! W 4-03/22 vs. California ! L 0-33/22 vs. Arizona State ! L (8) 1-23/23 vs. Kansas ! L 1-34/2 Nebraska W 4-14/2 Nebraska L 1-54/6 vs. Texas-Arlington $ W (8) 5-44/6 vs. Texas A&M $ W 2-04/6 vs. Missouri State $ W 1-04/7 vs. Sam Houston State $ W 3-04/7 vs. Nebraska $ L 1-24/7 at Oklahoma State $ L (8) 0-14/9 at Iowa State W 2-14/9 at Iowa State W 4-14/11 at New Mexico * L 2-84/11 at New Mexico * L 1-24/13 at San Diego State * L (11) 1-24/13 at San Diego State * W 3-14/16 Kansas W (11) 1-04/16 Kansas L 0-24/18 Southern Utah * W 7-04/18 Southern Utah * W 5-14/20 Utah * L 0-14/20 Utah * L 2-54/22 at Minnesota L 2-54/22 at Minnesota W 1-04/24 at Nebraska L (10) 1-24/24 at Nebraska L 1-44/26 Nebraska-Omaha % W 5-24/27 Drake % W 3-24/27 Northern Iowa % W 5-24/28 Drake % W 4-24/28 Nebraska-Omaha % L 0-15/1 Drake W 3-05/1 Drake W 2-15/3 at Colorado State * W 2-05/3 at Colorado State * L (8) 3-45/9 Colorado State & L 0-25/10 San Diego State & W (9) 1-05/10 Colorado State & W 1-05/11 New Mexico & W 1-05/11 Utah & W (31) 1-05/12 Utah & L (25) 3-4

^ South Florida Classic, Tampa, Fla.# Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla.! National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.$ Oklahoma St. Invitational, Okla. City, Okla.% Creighton Godfather’s Classic, Omaha& WAC Tournament, Omaha, Neb.* WAC Game

1992: 20-32 • WAC: 3-7H: 5-7 • A: 2-8 • N: 13-17Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score3/2 vs. Western Michigan W 2-03/2 vs. Western Michigan W 7-13/4 at New Mexico State W 3-13/5 vs. Utah ^ W 5-13/5 vs. Central Michigan ^ L 2-83/5 vs. Sacramento State ^ L 2-73/6 vs. Green Bay ^ W 6-03/6 vs. Fresno State ^ L 1-53/7 vs. Sacramento State ^ W 1-03/7 vs. Arizona ^ L 0-83/13 vs. Sacramento State ! W 2-13/13 vs. Cal State Northridge ! L 0-73/13 vs. Hawaii ! L 1-23/14 vs. Pacific ! L 4-73/14 vs. San Diego State ! W 1-03/14 vs. DePaul ! L 6-73/15 vs. San Diego State ! W 7-03/15 vs. New Mexico ! W 3-03/15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona ! L 2-43/21 Nebraska L 1-23/21 Nebraska W 7-23/26 vs. California # L 0-73/27 vs. Michigan # W 4-33/27 vs. Hawaii # L 3-53/27 vs. Colorado State # W 3-03/28 vs. Sacramento State # L 2-93/28 vs. Oklahoma # L 1-24/4 vs. Missouri @ L 0-54/4 at Illinois State @ L 0-24/4 vs. Northern Illinois @ L 0-34/5 vs. Northern Illinois @ L 2-84/5 at Illinois State @ L 1-34/7 at Kansas L 0-14/7 at Kansas L 2-34/9 Colorado State * W 3-04/9 Colorado State * L 1-24/11 DePaul $ W 5-44/11 Notre Dame $ L 1-24/12 UMKC $ W 11-04/14 Nebraska $ L 1-34/16 San Diego State * L 1-24/16 San Diego State * L 0-14/18 New Mexico * W 1-04/18 New Mexico * L 0-15/1 at Southern Utah * W (13) 4-35/1 at Southern Utah * L 4-55/2 at Utah * L 0-25/2 at Utah * L 1-25/7 vs. Colorado State & W 5-15/7 at Utah & L 0-65/8 vs. Southern Utah & W 12-55/8 vs. Colorado State & L 0-2

^ Troy Cox Invitational, Las Cruces, N.M.! Elite Softball Showcase, Bakersfield, Calif.# National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.@ Redbird Classic, Normal, Ill.$ Creighton-OSA Classic, Omaha, Neb.& WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah* WAC Game

1993: 32-23 • MVC: 10-6H: 17-9 • A: 6-7 • N: 9-7Head Coach: Mary Higgins

Date Opponent W/L Score3/5 vs. Nebraska ! L 7-143/5 vs. Texas-San Antonio ! L 3-123/5 vs. Sam Houston State ! L 4-73/6 vs. UL Monroe ! W 7-63/6 vs. Centenary ! W 6-53/6 vs. Sam Houston State ! L 5-93/9 vs. Texas State W 1-03/9 vs. Texas State W 11-33/13 at Texas A&M # W 5-03/13 vs. Tulsa # W 11-03/13 vs. Indiana # W 4-23/14 vs. Washington # W 2-13/14 vs. Missouri State # W 6-03/20 Green Bay W 5-13/20 Green Bay W 8-13/21 Green Bay W 11-53/26 vs. New Mexico $ L 0-13/26 vs. Pacific $ L 2-43/26 vs. Iowa $ W (8) 1-03/27 vs. Hawaii $ L 3-94/3 at Southern Illinois * L (8) 0-14/3 at Southern Illinois * W 2-14/4 at Indiana State * W 11-24/4 at Indiana State * W 12-04/6 Iowa State L 1-24/6 Iowa State W 5-14/10 at Illinois State * L 0-34/10 at Illinois State * W 1-04/11 at Bradley * L 3-64/11 at Bradley * W 12-34/16 Wichita State * W (8) 1-04/16 Wichita State * L (12) 4-54/17 Wichita State & L (9) 4-64/17 UMKC & W 7-04/18 DePaul & W 7-44/18 DePaul & W 7-64/18 Wichita State & L 0-84/20 Nebraska W 1-04/20 Nebraska W 14-14/21 at Kansas L 0-24/21 at Kansas L 0-14/23 Drake * L 2-54/23 Drake * L 8-94/24 Northern Iowa * W 4-14/24 Northern Iowa * W 3-14/27 Kansas W (9) 1-04/27 Kansas L 2-34/28 at Nebraska L 0-24/28 at Nebraska L (9) 2-35/7 Tulsa * W 8-05/7 Tulsa * W 5-25/13 Northern Iowa ^ W 5-25/13 Missouri State ^ W 5-05/13 Illinois State ^ L 2-35/13 Drake ^ L (10) 2-5

! Texas A&M Tourney, College Station, Texas# Texas A&M Classic, College Station, Texas$ National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.& Creighton-OSA Classic, Omaha, Neb.^ MVC Tournament, Omaha, Neb.* MVC Game



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1994: 24-31 • MVC: 6-10H: 3-7 • A: 9-16 • N: 12-8Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/18 vs. Tulsa ! W 2-12/18 at Texas-Arlington ! W (10) 1-02/19 vs. Nebraska ! L (8) 0-12/19 vs. Oklahoma ! L 5-72/19 vs. Stephen F. Austin ! L 1-32/20 vs. Nebraska ! L 0-43/4 vs. Notre Dame # W 9-53/4 vs. Sam Houston # W 6-43/5 vs. North Carolina # W 13-13/5 vs. Centenary # W 3-23/5 vs. Illinois State # L 3-103/8 at Texas-San Antonio W 6-13/8 at Texas-San Antonio L 0-33/9 at Texas State W 5-13/9 at Texas State L 3-63/10 at Stephen F. Austin W 1-03/10 at Stephen F. Austin W 2-03/13 at Wichita State * L 2-33/13 at Wichita State * L 4-113/25 vs. Eastern Michigan ^ W 3-03/25 at Missouri ^ L 0-73/27 vs. Detroit ^ W 7-13/27 vs. Missouri State ^ W 3-23/27 at Missouri ^ L 1-53/30 Nebraska L 1-53/30 Nebraska L 1-74/1 vs. Green Bay $ W 7-14/1 at Western Illinois $ L 0-54/2 vs. Northern Iowa $ L 3-54/3 vs. DePaul $ L 0-54/3 vs. UMKC $ W 9-44/6 at Iowa State L (16) 4-74/8 at Missouri State * L 1-24/8 at Missouri State * L 2-44/9 at Tulsa * L 3-44/9 at Tulsa * W 5-44/13 Kansas L 2-74/13 Kansas L 1-54/15 Bradley * L 3-54/15 Bradley * L 6-84/16 Illinois State * W 5-34/16 Illinois State * L 8-94/22 at Drake * L 3-44/22 at Drake * W 5-34/23 at Northern Iowa * W 2-04/23 at Northern Iowa * L 7-134/23 at Nebraska L 0-14/23 at Nebraska L 3-74/29 Indiana State * W 3-04/29 Indiana State * W 6-45/12 vs. Tulsa & W 1-05/12 at Missouri State & W 2-15/13 vs. Southern Illinois & L 6-85/13 vs. Illinois State & W 1-05/14 at Missouri State & L 0-1

! UTA Tournament, Arlington, Texas# Lady Aggie Invitational, College Station, Texas^ Mizzou Invitational, Columbia, Mo.$ Westerwind Invitational, Macomb, Ill.& MVC Tournament, Springfield, Mo.* MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/22 College of St. Mary W 8-62/22 College of St. Mary W 3-12/25 Nebraska L 4-62/25 Nebraska L 0-53/4 vs. Maine ^ W 7-13/4 vs. Illinois-Chicago ^ L 0-33/5 vs. UNC Greensboro ^ W 4-23/5 vs. Southeast Missouri ^ W 4-33/7 vs. Loyola (Ill.) ^ L 1-23/7 vs. Illinois-Chicago ^ W 4-13/9 vs. Campbell ^ W 4-03/9 vs. Florida Atlantic ^ W 6-03/10 vs. Southeast Missouri ^ W 7-13/10 vs. Detroit ^ W 5-03/15 Nebraska-Omaha W 5-43/15 Nebraska-Omaha W 4-33/18 vs. UMKC # W 11-23/18 at Saint Louis # W 8-13/18 vs. UMKC # W 4-33/19 at Saint Louis # W 15-03/19 vs. UMKC # W 8-03/23 Iowa State L 0-43/23 Iowa State L 0-23/29 at UMKC W 5-13/29 at UMKC W 8-04/2 UMKC W 7-04/2 UMKC W 8-04/7 Evansville * W 11-34/7 Evansville * W 5-24/8 Southern Illinois * W 9-14/8 Southern Illinois * W 2-14/12 at Kansas L 2-64/12 at Kansas W 3-24/14 at Bradley * W 9-34/14 at Bradley * L 1-114/15 at Illinois State * L 2-44/15 at Illinois State * L 0-54/16 at Indiana State * W 2-14/16 at Indiana State * L 6-74/19 at Nebraska W 3-04/19 at Nebraska L 1-94/21 Drake * W 3-04/21 Drake * L 3-44/22 Northern Iowa * L 4-54/22 Northern Iowa * W 9-34/28 Wichita State * L 2-44/28 Wichita State * W 4-15/5 at Missouri State * L 0-85/5 at Missouri State * L 0-15/11 vs. Drake ! L 0-35/11 vs. Missouri State ! L 2-6

^ Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.# Saint Louis (Mo.) Invitational! MVC Tournament, Terre Haute, Ind.* MVC Game

1996: 17-24 • MVC: 6-12H: 6-8 • A: 4-11 • N: 7-5

Head Coach: Brent VignessDate Opponent W/L Score2/24 Nebraska L 8-192/24 Nebraska L 3-83/9 vs. Boston University ^ L 0-43/9 vs. Boston College ^ W 5-13/10 vs. Tennessee-Martin ^ W 4-33/10 vs. Middle Tennessee ^ W 7-13/12 vs. Morehead State ^ W 5-03/12 vs. Valparaiso ^ W 9-33/14 vs. Tennessee-Martin ^ W 5-43/14 vs. Maine ^ W 1-03/14 vs. Middle Tennessee ^ L 4-53/15 vs. Southeast Missouri ^ L 4-73/23 vs. Utah State # L 1-23/23 at Colorado State # L 2-83/29 vs. Illinois-Chicago ! L 0-24/3 at Kansas W 4-34/3 at Kansas L 0-64/5 Missouri State * L 4-144/5 Missouri State * L 2-64/6 Tulsa * W 8-04/6 Tulsa * W 5-34/12 at Drake * L 2-34/12 at Drake * L 0-84/13 at Northern Iowa * L 0-34/13 at Northern Iowa * L 3-44/17 Kansas L 2-34/17 Kansas W 3-14/18 at UMKC W 15-84/18 at UMKC W 6-04/20 at Wichita State * L 0-24/20 at Wichita State * L 1-24/24 at Nebraska L 1-54/24 at Nebraska L 0-34/27 at Southern Illinois * W 11-64/27 at Southern Illinois * L 9-155/4 Bradley * W 8-65/4 Bradley * W 8-65/4 Evansville * L 1-55/4 Evansville * W 5-25/5 Illinois State * L 2-45/5 Illinois State * L 4-7

^ Rebel Spring Games in Orlando, Fla.# Colorado St. Tournament, Ft. Collins, Colo.! Tulsa Festival, Tulsa, Okla.* MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/21 vs. Colorado State ^ L 0-52/21 at Texas A&M ^ W 5-22/22 vs. Sam Houston State ^ W 12-32/22 at Texas A&M ^ W 8-32/23 vs. Colorado State ^ W 4-02/23 vs. Sam Houston State ^ W 5-33/1 vs. Missouri State # W 2-13/1 vs. Oklahoma City # W (8) 6-53/1 at Arkansas # L 1-23/1 vs. Oklahoma City # L 1-43/2 at Arkansas # W 1-03/8 at Sacramento State L 1-23/8 at Sacramento State L 3-63/9 at Pacific L 2-63/9 at Pacific L 3-43/11 at Hawaii-Hilo W 1-03/11 at Hawaii-Hilo L (8) 0-13/13 vs. Southeast Missouri ! L (8) 4-53/14 vs. California ! L 0-43/14 at Hawaii ! L 1-53/15 vs. Illinois State ! W 3-23/15 vs. Southeast Missouri ! W 5-23/15 vs. California ! L 0-73/16 vs. Southeast Missouri ! W 1-03/16 vs. California ! L 1-53/22 UMKC $ W 3-13/22 Drake $ L 3-43/22 Colorado State $ L 1-73/23 Drake $ L 0-13/23 Colorado State $ L 1-23/23 UMKC $ W 8-23/27 at Western Illinois W (8) 6-43/27 at Western Illinois L 3-43/29 at Loyola (Ill.) W 1-03/29 at Loyola (Ill.) W 4-14/2 Iowa State W 6-04/2 Iowa State L 0-24/3 at Nebraska L 1-104/3 at Nebraska L 2-44/5 at Wichita State * W 6-14/5 at Wichita State * L 2-54/6 at Missouri State * W 1-04/6 at Missouri State * L 0-74/14 Indiana State * W 3-04/14 Indiana State * W 9-04/15 Nebraska L 4-54/15 Nebraska W 6-04/17 at Kansas L 0-44/17 at Kansas L 3-44/19 Bradley * W 8-24/19 Bradley * W 8-44/23 Drake * W 1-04/23 Drake * W 2-04/24 at UMKC W 5-04/24 at UMKC W 12-04/26 at Evansville * W 5-24/26 at Evansville * W 2-04/27 at Southern Illinois * L 2-34/27 at Southern Illinois * L 3-55/8 vs. Evansville % W 2-15/9 vs. Southern Illinois % L 3-75/9 vs. Drake % L 5-6

^ Texas A&M Invitational, College Station, Texas# Ladyback Invitational, Fayetteville, Ark.! Big Island Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii$ Lady Jay Classic, Omaha, Neb.% MVC Tournament, Cedar Falls, Iowa* MVC Game


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Date Opponent W/L Score2/20 vs. Wichita State ^ W 2-12/20 at Oklahoma ^ L (8) 3-42/21 vs. Missouri State ^ W 1-02/21 vs. McNeese State ^ W 8-22/22 at Oklahoma ^ L 0-43/5 at Arkansas W 3-23/11 at Santa Clara W 4-13/11 at Santa Clara W 9-03/13 vs. Santa Clara # W 7-03/13 vs. California # L 1-23/14 vs. Akron # W 2-13/14 vs. Colorado State # L 1-23/14 vs. Drake # W 8-23/14 vs. Colorado State # W 2-13/15 vs. Arizona State # W (8) 4-33/15 vs. California L 1-83/26 at Nebraska W 4-33/26 at Nebraska L (9) 4-53/28 Loyola (Ill.) W 6-13/28 Colorado State L 2-83/29 Colorado State L 1-23/29 Loyola (Ill.) W 2-04/4 at Drake * W 2-04/4 at Drake * W 4-14/5 at Iowa State W (8) 2-14/5 at Iowa State L 0-14/11 at Northern Iowa * L 0-24/11 at Northern Iowa * W 4-34/12 at Bradley * W 3-04/12 at Bradley * W 1-04/18 at Illinois State * W 3-24/18 at Illinois State * W 3-04/19 at Indiana State * W 5-34/19 at Indiana State * W 1-04/22 UMKC W 8-04/22 UMKC W 12-14/23 at Iowa L 2-54/23 at Iowa L 1-44/25 Missouri State * L 0-24/25 Missouri State * W 11-04/26 Wichita State * W 4-14/26 Wichita State * W 6-25/2 Evansville * W 9-05/2 Evansville * W 8-25/3 Southern Illinois * W 1-05/3 Southern Illinois * W 5-05/7 vs. Illinois State ! L 1-85/7 vs. Wichita State ! L (9) 1-2

^ Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.# National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.! MVC Tournament, Evansville, Ind.* MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/8 at Bellevue (Neb.) W 8-02/8 at Bellevue (Neb.) W 12-42/19 at Oklahoma ^ L 0-122/19 at Oklahoma ^ L 2-42/20 vs. Missouri State ^ L 1-22/20 vs. Missouri State ^ L 1-22/21 vs. Colorado State ^ W 1-02/21 vs. Colorado State ^ L 1-62/25 at Texas L 0-12/25 at Texas L 0-32/26 vs. Detroit # W 17-32/26 vs. Detroit # W 9-32/27 at Texas State # W 5-32/27 at Texas State # W 7-02/28 vs. Dayton # W 13-02/28 vs. Dayton # W 13-23/5 vs. DePaul ! L 5-73/5 vs. Oregon State ! L 2-93/5 at Fresno State ! L 0-63/6 vs. UCLA ! L 4-163/6 vs. Long Beach State ! L 2-53/7 vs. Missouri ! L 1-23/10 at Pacific L 0-13/10 at Pacific L 1-63/12 vs. Cal Poly $ L 3-93/12 vs. Utah $ L 3-53/12 vs. Northern Illinois $ W 3-23/13 vs. Santa Clara $ W 7-53/13 vs. Nebraska $ L 1-43/17 at UMKC W 5-13/17 at UMKC W 7-03/23 at Nebraska L 5-63/30 Nebraska L 2-33/31 UMKC W (8) 4-33/31 UMKC W 13-14/4 at Evansville * W (8) 5-24/4 at Evansvile * W (11) 3-24/7 at Nebraska L 0-14/11 Drake * W 1-04/11 Drake * W 5-04/17 Bradley * W 3-14/17 Bradley * L 0-34/18 Northern Iowa * L (10) 3-44/18 Northern Iowa * W 3-14/20 at Iowa W 2-04/20 at Iowa L 1-34/24 at Missouri State * W 3-24/24 at Missouri State * W 1-04/28 Nebraska L 1-85/1 Illinois State* L 0-35/1 Illinois State * W 15-25/2 Indiana State * W 8-05/2 Indiana State * W 10-45/7 vs. Bradley % W 8-45/8 vs. Northern Iowa % W 2-05/9 vs. Illinois State % W 8-45/10 vs. Northern Iowa % W 5-45/20 vs. Minnesota & L 0-25/21 at UCLA & L 0-14

^ Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.# Texas State Invitational, San Marcos, Texas! Fresno State Classic, Fresno, Calif.$ National Invitation Tournament, San Jose, Calif.% MVC Tournament, Wichita, Kan.& NCAA Regional, Los Angeles, Calif.* MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/9 College of St. Mary W 20-32/9 College of St. Mary W 13-02/25 vs. Kansas ^ W 7-12/25 vs. Nicholls State ^ L (8) 0-12/26 vs. #16 Cal State Fullerton ^ L 0-22/26 vs. Missouri State ^ W 5-42/27 vs. Mississippi ^ L 4-52/27 at #7 Oklahoma ^ L 0-23/4 vs. Western Kentucky # W 7-43/4 vs. IUPUI # W 6-03/5 vs. Iowa State # W 2-13/5 at Southeast Missouri # W 1-03/5 vs. Missouri State # W 4-33/7 at UAB W (9) 4-33/8 at Samford L 2-33/8 at Samford W 4-13/10 at Auburn ! L 2-63/12 vs. Akron ! W (8) 3-23/12 vs. Indiana ! W 3-13/12 vs. Miami (Ohio) ! W 8-33/22 Nebraska L 0-53/22 Nebraska L (8) 2-33/25 at #16 Iowa $ L 0-23/25 vs. Eastern Illinois $ W 5-43/26 vs. Green Bay $ W 5-13/26 at #16 Iowa $ L 0-14/1 Wichita State * W 13-64/1 Wichita State * W 9-14/2 Missouri State * L 2-64/2 Missouri State * W 2-04/4 at Kansas L 0-24/4 at Kansas L (8) 0-14/6 Nebraska W 2-04/9 at Illinois State * W 3-14/9 at Illinois State * W 3-24/10 at Indiana State * L 1-24/10 at Indiana State * W 6-14/12 Iowa State W 11-104/15 at Drake * L 2-34/15 at Drake * W 5-44/19 at Nebraska L 1-34/22 at Bradley * W 4-14/22 at Bradley * W 1-04/23 at Northern Iowa * L 2-74/23 at Northern Iowa * L 0-54/25 at Iowa State W 3-24/29 Southern Illinois * W 1-04/29 Southern Illinois * W 4-14/30 Evansville * L (8) 3-54/30 Evansville * L 0-65/5 vs. Southern Illinois % L 0-15/6 vs. Evansville % W 3-25/6 vs. Northern Iowa % W 4-15/6 vs. Southern Illinois % W (13) 2-15/7 vs. Indiana State % W 5-25/7 vs. Illinois State % L 1-5

^ OU/adidas Classic, Norman, Okla.# Southeast Classic, Cape Girardeau, Mo.! War Eagle Classic, Auburn, Ala.$ Hawkeye Classic, Iowa City, Iowa% MVC Tournament, Peoria, Ill.* MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/17 at #4 Oklahoma ^ L 0-42/18 vs. Wichita State ^ L 1-52/18 vs. Tulsa ^ W (10) 1-02/25 vs. Mississippi # L (8) 2-32/25 vs. Tulsa # W 8-13/2 at #2 Arizona ! L 0-93/2 vs. Western Michigan ! W 7-03/3 vs. #23 Baylor ! L 1-53/3 vs. #4 Oklahoma ! L 3-113/4 vs. Indiana State ! W 9-13/6 vs. Cal State Northridge $ L 0-63/6 at #2 Arizona L 0-33/9 vs. Buffalo % W 1-03/9 vs. Minnesota % W 3-03/9 vs. Drake % L (9) 3-43/10 vs. UMKC % W 11-33/10 vs. #17 Nebraska % L (8) 2-33/17 at Evansville * L 2-103/17 at Evansville * L (10) 3-43/18 at Evansville * L 3-53/20 at UMKC W 6-03/20 at UMKC W 11-03/21 #18 Nebraska L 0-43/24 Illinois State * L 0-33/24 Illinois State * L 3-43/25 Illinois State * L 1-63/31 Bradley * L 0-13/31 Bradley * W 9-04/1 Bradley * W 5-14/4 at #15 Nebraska L 2-64/6 at Drake * W 4-04/7 at Northern Iowa * W 12-34/8 at Northern Iowa * W (10) 1-04/8 at Northern Iowa * L 0-34/10 Drake * L (8) 0-14/10 Drake * W 8-04/13 at Indiana State * W (8) 4-14/14 at Indiana State * W 7-04/14 at Indiana State * W 7-04/17 UMKC W 8-34/17 UMKC W 3-04/18 vs. Missouri @ L 4-54/21 Wichita State * W 5-14/21 Wichita State * L 1-44/22 Wichita State * W 7-64/24 at #12 Nebraska L 2-84/25 Kansas L 1-54/25 Kansas W 7-44/28 at Missouri State * W 3-04/28 at Missouri State * W 5-04/29 at Missouri State * W 3-05/5 Southern Illinois * W 10-55/5 Southern Illinois * W 6-25/10 Southern Illinois & W (14) 5-45/11 Evansville & L 1-55/12 Evansville & W (8) 6-55/12 Illinois State & L (12) 3-4

^ OU/adidas Classic, Norman, Okla.# Oklahoma State Classic, Stillwater, Okla.! Hillenbrand Invitational, Tucson, Ariz.$ Game played in Tucson, Ariz.% CU Spring Classic in Shawnee, Kan.@ Game played in Kansas City, Mo.& MVC Tournament in Omaha, Neb.* MVC Game


Creighton won its final seven regular-season games in 1998.


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Date Opponent W/L Score2/15 vs. Missouri State ! L 2-32/15 at #7 Oklahoma ! L 1-62/16 vs. Northwestern State ! W (8) 4-32/17 vs. #21 Louisiana ! L 1-32/17 vs. Drake ! - FORFEIT W 7-02/22 vs. San Diego State # L 1-32/22 at Baylor # L 0-32/23 vs. Oakland # W 1-02/23 vs. Stephen F. Austin # W 1-02/24 vs. Akron # W (10) 4-33/8 vs. Texas A&M CC $ L (10) 2-33/8 vs. Wichita State $ W 4-33/9 vs. Wichita State $ W 6-23/9 at #9 Oklahoma $ L 0-83/10 vs. Texas A&M CC $ L 1-103/10 at #9 Oklahoma $ L 0-83/12 at Oklahoma State L 2-43/12 at Oklahoma State L 2-53/16 at Illinois State * L (8) 0-13/16 at Illinois State * L 0-103/17 at Illinois State * L 2-43/19 at #5 Nebraska L 1-33/20 at UMKC L 0-13/20 at UMKC W 5-33/23 Evansville * L 2-33/23 Evansville * W 4-03/27 #4 Nebraska L 0-73/29 Northern Iowa * W 1-03/29 Northern Iowa * W 7-13/30 Northern Iowa * L 0-34/4 at Kansas L 1-64/4 at Kansas L 0-24/6 Indiana State * W 8-04/6 Indiana State * W 11-04/7 Indiana State * W 8-04/9 at Drake * W 15-34/9 at Drake * W 13-124/13 at Wichita State * W 9-14/13 at Wichita State * W 5-04/14 at Wichita State * W 10-34/16 #4 Nebraska L (8) 4-54/20 at Southern Illinois * L 1-34/20 at Southern Illinois * W 2-04/21 at Southern Illinois * L 4-64/23 Drake * W 10-24/25 at Iowa State L 2-64/28 Missouri State * W 6-04/28 Missouri State * W 4-25/1 at #22 Iowa L 3-45/4 at Bradley * W 6-15/4 at Bradley * W (8) 4-25/5 at Bradley * W 3-05/9 vs. Missouri State & W 3-25/10 vs. Evansville & L 1-45/10 vs. Northern Iowa & W 3-25/11 vs. Evansville & L 0-2

! OU/Nike Classic, Norman, Okla.# Compass Bank Invitational, Waco, Texas$ OU/Worth Invitational, Norman, Okla.& MVC Tournament, Normal, Ill.*MVC Game

2003: 26-24 • MVC: 14-12H: 5-9 • A: 17-6 • N: 4-9

Head Coach: Brent VignessDate Opponent W/L Score2/14 vs. Long Beach State ! L 0-42/14 vs. Long Beach State ! W (9) 1-02/15 vs. UAB ! L 3-52/15 vs. UAB ! L 0-33/1 at Austin Peay W 3-23/1 at Austin Peay W 10-03/2 at Austin Peay W 5-23/7 vs. Portland State $ L 3-43/7 vs. Iowa State $ L 0-13/8 vs. Bradley $ L 2-33/8 vs. UL Monroe $ L 10-133/9 at Tulsa $ W 8-13/15 at Missouri State * L 5-63/15 at Missouri State * W 2-03/16 at Missouri State * L (8) 2-33/22 Wichita State * L 0-33/22 Wichita State * L 0-13/22 Wichita State* L 3-83/26 at #6 Nebraska L 2-53/29 Southern Illinois * L (9) 0-23/30 Southern Illinois * L 2-43/30 Southern Illinois * W 3-24/1 #6 Nebraska L 2-44/5 at Evansville * L (8) 4-54/5 at Evansville * W 2-04/6 at Evansville * L 1-34/12 at Indiana State * W 8-24/12 at Indiana State * W 10-34/13 at Indiana State * W 5-34/15 Drake * W 5-04/15 Drake * W 6-14/16 at #5 Nebraska L 2-44/19 Illinois State * W 1-04/20 Illinois State * L 0-24/20 Illinois State * L 0-14/22 at Drake * W 7-04/26 at Northern Iowa * W 11-04/26 at Northern Iowa * W (10) 7-64/27 at Northern Iowa * W 6-14/29 at UMKC W 8-34/29 at UMKC W 8-05/3 Bradley * W 5-1 5/3 Bradley * L 1-45/8 at Evansville & W 3-25/8 vs. Illinois State & W (8) 2-15/9 vs. #24 Southern Illinois & W 2-15/10 at Evansville & W 6-25/15 vs. #8 Washington ^ L 1-55/15 vs. Fla. International ^ W 3-15/16 vs. Hofstra ^ L (9) 0-1

! OU/Nike Classic, Norman, Okla.$ Embassy Suites Invitational, Tulsa, Okla.& MVC Tournament, Evansville, Ind.^ NCAA Regional, Lincoln, Neb.*MVC Game

2004: 44-17-1 • MVC: 17-8H: 12-5 • A: 12-9-1 • N: 20-3Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/20 at North Texas # L 0-62/20 vs. Oklahoma State # L 5-72/21 vs. Wichita State # W 5-12/21 vs. Missouri State # L 1-52/22 vs. New Mexico # L (8) 1-22/22 vs. Texas-Arlington # W 8-53/6 vs. Florida A&M $ W 4-03/6 vs. Maine $ W (8) 2-13/7 vs. St. Bonaventure $ W 8-03/7 vs. Central Michigan $ W 5-13/8 vs. Youngstown State $ W (8) 1-03/8 vs. Yale $ W 4-03/9 vs. Pennsylvania $ W 9-13/9 vs. George Mason $ W 10-23/11 vs. Quinnipiac $ W 6-03/11 vs. IPFW $ W 11-13/12 vs. Holy Cross $ W 8-03/12 vs. Sacred Heart $ W 6-13/13 vs. Columbia $ W 1-03/13 vs. Gardner-Webb $ W 3-13/17 at UMKC W 11-03/17 at UMKC W 9-13/20 at Illinois State * W 6-13/20 at Illinois State * W 4-23/21 at Illinois State * W 5-23/24 #20 Nebraska L (8) 0-13/28 Evansville * L 1-43/28 Evansville * L 0-94/1 at Kansas L 0-24/1 at Kansas T (9) 1-14/3 Indiana State * W 4-04/3 Indiana State * W 13-04/4 Indiana State * W 4-04/6 at #21 Nebraska L 0-24/9 Northern Iowa * W 2-04/10 Northern Iowa * W 7-34/10 Northern Iowa * L (8) 3-44/14 at Drake * W 5-04/14 at Drake * L (8) 2-34/17 at Bradley * L 0-14/17 at Bradley * W 5-04/18 at Bradley * W 6-04/20 UMKC W 9-04/20 UMKC W 9-14/25 at Southern Illinois * L 0-24/25 at Southern Illinois * W 3-24/27 Drake * L (8) 2-34/28 Northern Colorado W 13-14/28 Northern Colorado W 14-15/1 Missouri State * W 6-05/1 Missouri State * W 10-25/2 Missouri State * W 5-15/8 at Wichita State * W 2-05/8 at Wichita State * W 1-05/9 at Wichita State * L (9) 0-15/13 vs. Evansville & W 1-05/15 at Southern Illinois & W 5-05/20 vs. Florida Atlantic ^ W 6-25/21 at #14 Nebraska ^ L 0-25/21 vs. Iowa ^ W (10) 8-45/22 vs. Florida Atlantic ^ W 1-05/22 at #14 Nebraska ^ L 1-3

# UNT Betlin Round-Up, Denton, Texas$ Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.& MVC Tournament, Carbondale, Ill.^ NCAA Regional, Lincoln, Neb.*MVC Game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/18 at #13 Oklahoma # L 0-82/19 vs. North Texas # W 7-12/19 at #13 Oklahoma # L 2-142/20 vs. Lipscomb # W 6-02/20 vs. North Texas # W (8) 1-02/25 vs. Florida Atlantic % W 6-12/25 vs. #18 Oregon % W 4-12/26 vs. #7 Alabama % W 6-42/26 vs. #8 Michigan % L 0-73/5 vs. Wagner $ W (8) 2-13/5 vs. Saint Peter’s $ W 8-03/6 vs. Detroit $ W 5-03/6 vs. Robert Morris $ W 12-03/8 vs. Sacred Heart $ W 5-03/8 vs. Tennessee State $ W 8-03/10 vs. Toledo $ W 5-03/10 vs. Wagner $ W 11-13/17 South Dakota State W 4-13/17 South Dakota State W 10-23/19 at Evansville * W (8) 2-13/19 at Evansville * W 2-13/20 at Evansville * W 3-03/23 at #18 Nebraska W (9) 6-53/26 Illinois State * W 3-13/26 Illinois State * L 1-23/27 Illinois State * W 3-03/30 at UMKC W 5-23/30 at UMKC W 8-04/2 at Northern Iowa * W 3-04/2 at Northern Iowa * W 5-34/3 at Northern Iowa * W 4-14/6 Drake * W 3-24/6 Drake * W 3-14/9 Bradley * W 8-04/9 Bradley * W 3-04/10 Bradley * W 5-44/14 #25 Nebraska W (9) 1-04/16 at Indiana State * W 8-14/16 at Indiana State * W 1-04/16 at Indiana State * W 2-04/21 Kansas W 3-24/23 #22 Southern Illinois * W 3-04/23 #22 Southern Illinois * L 0-84/24 #22 Southern Illinois * L 4-84/27 at Drake * L 2-54/30 at Missouri State * L (8) 2-34/30 at Missouri State * L 0-15/1 at Missouri State * W 1-05/7 Wichita State * W 8-35/7 Wichita State * L 7-95/8 Wichita State * L 4-65/12 vs. Illinois State & W 2-05/12 at Wichita State & W (8) 2-15/13 vs. Missouri State & W 2-15/14 at Wichita State & W 2-05/20 vs. #21 Washington ^ L (11) 1-25/21 vs. #22 Iowa ^ L (8) 1-2

# OU/Nike Classic, Norman, Okla.% NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga.$ Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.& MVC Tournament, Wichita, Kan.^ NCAA Regional, Lincoln, Neb.* MVC game


Creighton won 44 games and went 2-2 at the NCAA Regionals during the 2004 season.


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Date Opponent W/L Score2/24 vs. Eastern Illinois # W 4-12/24 at Tulsa # L 0-72/25 vs. UL Monroe # W 3-22/25 vs. North Texas # L 4-52/26 vs. Boston College # L 2-53/3 vs. Bethune-Cookman ^ W 4-33/3 at Central Florida ^ L 0-73/4 vs. New Mexico State ^ L 1-43/4 vs. Villanova ^ W 9-23/5 at Central Florida ^ L 0-13/7 vs. La Salle $ W 8-03/7 vs. St. Bonaventure $ L 3-43/8 vs. IPFW $ W 5-13/8 vs. UMKC $ W 13-03/9 vs. Holy Cross $ W 10-23/9 vs. Robert Morris $ W 7-23/10 vs. Tennessee State $ L 2-33/10 vs. Monmouth $ W 8-03/18 at Illinois State * L 5-63/18 at Illinois State * L 3-83/19 at Illinois State * L 0-63/25 Evansville * L 2-33/25 Evansville * W 8-03/26 Evansville * W 7-03/28 #17 Nebraska L 1-34/1 Northern Iowa * W 4-04/1 Northern Iowa * W 2-14/2 Northern Iowa * L 6-84/5 at Drake * L 0-14/5 at Drake * W 4-04/8 Indiana State * L 0-44/8 Indiana State * W 2-04/9 Indiana State * L 1-74/11 UMKC W 5-24/11 UMKC W 8-04/14 at Wichita State * L (9) 0-14/15 at Wichita State * L 0-64/15 at Wichita State * W 2-04/19 Drake * L 5-64/20 at Kansas L 0-84/20 at Kansas L 0-104/22 at #25 Southern Illinois * W 2-14/22 at #25 Southern Illinois * L 2-84/27 at #17 Nebraska L (8) 3-45/6 at Bradley * W (8) 2-15/6 at Bradley * L 3-55/7 at Bradley * W (8) 4-35/11 Southern Illinois & W (10) 2-15/11 Missouri State & L 0-45/12 Wichita State & L (8) 0-1

# Holiday Inn Select Festival, Tulsa, Okla.^ UCF Tournament, Altamonte Springs, Fla.$ Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.& MVC Tournament, Omaha, Neb.* MVC game

2007: 40-14-1 • MVC: 19-4-1H: 15-6-1 • A: 17-6 • N: 8-2Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/17 vs. Alabama A&M ^ W 17-02/17 at Central Arkansas ^ W 8-12/17 vs. Eastern Illinois ^ W 6-02/18 vs. Alabama A&M ^ W 13-52/18 at Central Arkansas ^ W 5-02/23 vs. Missouri State $ W 4-12/23 at Tulsa $ L 1-32/24 vs. Stephen F. Austin $ W 4-12/24 vs. Eastern Illinois $ W 6-03/6 at #3 Arizona L 2-63/6 at #3 Arizona L 3-73/7 at #3 Arizona State L 0-43/10 at Northern Colorado W 5-43/10 at Northern Colorado W 9-13/11 at Northern Colorado W 11-03/14 at UMKC W 8-03/14 at UMKC W 6-03/15 North Dakota State W 1-03/15 North Dakota State L (9) 0-33/17 at Missouri State * W (9) 1-03/17 at Missouri State * W 10-23/18 at Missouri State * W (9) 2-03/21 at Nebraska W 4-13/22 South Dakota State W 8-03/22 South Dakota State L 3-113/24 Wichita State * W 3-13/24 Wichita State * W 5-23/25 Wichita State * W 5-13/27 Colorado State W 8-03/27 Colorado State W 3-03/31 #18 Southern Illinois * L 1-34/1 #18 Southern Illinois * W 5-44/1 #18 Southern Illinois * W 12-64/6 at Evansville * W (8) 5-44/6 at Evansville * L 3-74/12 Nebraska L 2-74/15 at Indiana State * L (11) 0-14/15 at Indiana State * W 4-34/18 Drake * W 2-04/18 Drake * W 1-04/21 #19 Illinois State * W 5-34/21 #19 Illinois State * W 8-64/22 #19 Illinois State * T 1-14/26 Kansas L 1-24/28 at Northern Iowa * W 3-04/28 at Northern Iowa * W 10-44/29 at Northern Iowa * W 10-05/5 Bradley * L 2-45/5 Bradley * W 7-05/6 Bradley * W 4-05/11 vs. Wichita State & W 3-15/11 vs. #24 So. Illinois & W 6-25/18 vs. #11 Washington ! L 1-55/19 at Nebraska ! W 2-15/19 vs. Georgia ! L 0-3

^ UCA Spring Clash, Conway, Ark.$ Tulsa Festival, Tulsa, Okla.& MVC Tournament, Normal, Ill.! NCAA Regional, Lincoln, Neb.* MVC game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/9 vs. Texas State # W 4-02/9 at North Texas # L 0-32/10 vs. Tulsa # W 7-22/10 vs. Texas State # L (9) 4-52/15 vs. Northern Colorado ! W 6-32/15 vs. Loyola Marymount ! W 4-12/16 vs. San Diego ! W 8-22/16 vs. Loyola Marymount ! W (8) 3-22/23 vs. Saint Louis $ W 1-02/23 vs. Alcorn State $ W 8-02/24 vs. Northern Colorado $ W 5-42/24 at Arkansas $ L 2-72/29 vs. San Jose State % W 8-02/29 vs. BYU % L 0-13/1 vs. Arkansas % L 1-103/1 vs. BYU % W 10-13/2 vs. Fla. International % W 7-63/4 at #1 Arizona State L (10) 0-13/6 at #7 Arizona L 0-63/7 vs. La Salle @ L 2-43/7 at #7 Arizona L 1-153/8 vs. La Salle @ W 9-03/8 at #7 Arizona W 2-13/13 North Dakota State W 2-13/13 North Dakota State L 3-53/18 Iowa State W 2-13/18 Iowa State W 3-13/21 at Bradley * W 2-03/21 at Bradley * W 5-23/25 UMKC W 7-13/25 UMKC W 11-13/26 Nebraska W 7-23/29 Northern Iowa * W (10) 4-23/29 Northern Iowa * W 11-63/30 Northern Iowa * W 1-04/2 Kansas W 8-04/2 Kansas L 3-64/5 at Wichita State * L 0-34/5 at Wichita State * W 3-14/6 at Wichita State * L (9) 1-24/9 at Nebraska W 13-14/13 Evansville * W 6-14/13 Evansville * W (9) 4-34/15 at Drake * W 8-04/15 at Drake * W 12-54/19 at Southern Illinois * W 1-04/19 at Southern Illinois * W 9-24/20 at Southern Illinois* W 5-34/21 at Illinois State * W 3-24/21 at Illinois State * L 0-94/23 Drake * W 2-04/26 Indiana State * W 8-04/26 Indiana State * W 4-14/27 Indiana State * W 4-05/3 Missouri State * W 6-15/3 Missouri State * W 4-05/4 Missouri State * W 1-05/9 vs. Drake $ L 2-35/16 vs. #18 Long Beach St. ^ L (8) 1-25/17 at Iowa ^ L (8) 1-2

# North Texas Invite, Denton, Texas! UCR Tournament, Riverside, Calif.$ Arkansas Invitational, Fayetteville, Ark.% Wilson/DeMarini Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.@ Game played in Tucson, Ariz.& MVC Tournament, Carbondale, Ill.^ NCAA Regional, Iowa City, Iowa* MVC game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/13 vs. Indiana State # L 3-42/13 vs. Detroit # W 8-02/14 vs. North Texas # W 5-12/14 at Texas A&M-CC # L 2-32/15 vs. North Texas # W (9) 4-32/20 vs. South Dakota State ! W 4-32/20 vs. Saint Louis ! W 18-52/22 vs. UL Monroe ! L 0-32/22 at Tulsa ! L 1-43/1 at #7 Oklahoma L 3-53/6 vs. Saint Joseph’s ^ W 8-03/6 vs. Saint Joseph’s ^ W 10-23/7 at #13 Arizona ^ W 6-03/7 at #13 Arizona ^ L 2-193/8 vs. Minnesota ^ L (8) 0-13/14 at Evansville * W 1-03/14 at Evansville * W 10-13/15 at Evansville * W 6-23/18 North Dakota State W 5-03/18 North Dakota State L 0-33/21 Illinois State * W 3-23/21 Illinois State * W 1-03/22 Illinois State * W 2-13/25 at Kansas W 2-13/25 at Kansas W (10) 4-34/1 at Nebraska W 3-04/4 Bradley * L 0-14/4 Bradley * W 4-04/7 vs. Northern Iowa * @ W 5-14/7 vs. Northern Iowa * @ W 1-04/10 at Indiana State * W 7-04/10 at Indiana State * W 4-24/11 at Indiana State * L 0-14/15 Drake * W 2-14/15 Drake * L 2-44/18 #24 Southern Illinois * W 5-04/18 #24 Southern Illinois * L 2-34/19 #24 Southern Illinois * W 3-04/21 at Drake * W 2-14/22 South Dakota State W 14-14/22 South Dakota State W 5-14/25 at Missouri State * W 3-04/25 at Missouri State * L 0-14/26 at Missouri State * W 4-04/28 Nebraska L 1-34/29 at Iowa State W 3-15/2 Wichita State * W 2-05/2 Wichita State * L 0-15/3 Wichita State * W (10) 3-15/8 vs. Indiana State & W 5-45/9 at Bradley & L 0-2

# Corpus Christi (Texas) Invitational! Tulsa (Okla.) Select Festival^ Hillenbrand Invitational, Tucson, Ariz.@ Game played in Des Moines, Iowa& MVC Tournament, East Peoria, Ill.* MVC game


The 2008 Bluejays won 16 of their final 17 MVC regular-season games.


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Date Opponent W/L Score2/11 vs. San Diego State ! L 3-52/12 vs. Notre Dame ! L 3-112/12 vs. Oregon ! L 2-82/13 vs. Wisconsin ! W 7-02/13 vs. Oregon State ! W 5-32/14 vs. #15 Northwestern ! W 2-12/27 vs. UMKC # W 9-42/27 vs. South Dakota St. # L 0-32/28 vs. Texas State # W (8) 2-03/5 vs. Samford ^ W (8) 1-03/5 vs. UC Santa Barbara ^ W 5-13/6 vs. Idaho State ^ W 6-13/6 vs. Northern Iowa ^ W 4-03/9 at #8 Arizona State L 0-43/10 vs. St. John’s @ W 4-03/10 at #8 Arizona State L 8-113/12 vs. St. John’s $ L 5-93/12 vs. Minnesota $ W 5-03/13 at #2 Arizona $ L 0-63/13 vs. Illinois-Chicago $ L 3-63/14 vs. Northern Colorado $ W 4-13/21 Indiana State * W 6-03/21 Indiana State * W 6-53/23 Iowa State L 1-23/23 Iowa State L 1-33/27 at Southern Illinois * L 0-93/27 at Southern Illinois * L 2-54/2 Missouri State * L 1-44/2 Missouri State * L 2-34/3 Missouri State * L 1-54/5 North Dakota State W 8-44/5 North Dakota State W 14-14/7 Nebraska L 3-44/10 at Wichita State * W 5-14/10 at Wichita State * W 8-64/11 at Wichita State * W 12-04/15 Kansas W 8-04/15 Kansas L 5-64/17 Northern Iowa * W 8-24/17 Northern Iowa * W 4-34/18 Northern Iowa * W 8-04/21 at Drake * W 8-04/21 at Drake * W (9) 2-04/24 at Bradley * W 7-34/24 at Bradley * W 7-44/25 at Bradley * W 1-04/27 Drake * W 6-34/28 at Nebraska L 7-115/1 at Illinois State * W 8-05/1 at Illinois State * L 1-25/2 at Illinois State * W 3-15/8 Evansville * W 9-55/8 Evansville * W 8-65/9 Evansville * L 1-35/13 vs. Wichita State & W (8) 5-45/14 vs. Illinois State & W 2-15/14 vs. Southern Illinois & W 2-15/15 vs. Southern Illinois & W 3-25/21 at #8 Missouri % L 2-35/22 vs. DePaul % L (9) 2-3

! Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.# Embassy Suites Invitational, Tulsa, Okla.^ Wilson/DeMarini Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.@ Game played in Tempe, Ariz.$ Wildcat Invitational, Tucson, Ariz.& MVC Tournament, Des Moines, Iowa% NCAA Regional, Columbia, Mo.* MVC game


Date Opponent W/L Score2/11 vs. Western Illinois ! W 8-02/11 at Iowa State ! L 0-72/12 vs. Valparaiso ! W 2-12/12 vs. South Dakota State ! W 6-32/13 vs. Western Illinois ! W 1-02/25 vs. Centenary # W 10-02/25 vs. Tulsa # L 3-52/26 at UT Arlington # L (8) 1-22/26 at UT Arlington # W 3-22/27 vs. Tulsa # L (9) 1-23/4 vs. Northern Colorado ^ W 4-03/4 vs. New Mexico State ^ L 4-83/5 vs. East Carolina ^ L 0-23/5 vs. Northern Iowa ^ L 3-53/6 at #9 Arizona State ^ L 1-113/8 at #8 Arizona State L 0-103/9 at #4 Arizona L 0-83/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast @ L 2-83/11 vs. Weber State @ W 7-23/11 vs. Campbell @ L 6-73/12 vs. Howard @ W 8-03/19 at Evansville * W 6-03/19 at Evansville * L 2-43/20 at Evansville * W 4-03/30 at #13 Nebraska L 2-73/31 at Iowa State L 1-73/31 at Iowa State W 9-34/2 Bradley * W 7-14/2 Bradley * W (8) 4-34/3 Bradley * L 4-94/9 at Missouri State * W 4-14/9 at Missouri State * L 2-34/10 at Missouri State * W 4-34/12 North Dakota W 6-34/12 North Dakota W 9-14/13 #12 Nebraska L 2-104/16 Wichita State * L 2-34/16 Wichita State * L (8) 5-64/17 Wichita State * L 1-144/20 Drake * L 0-54/20 Drake * L 3-54/22 at Northern Iowa * W 3-04/23 at Northern Iowa * W 4-34/23 at Northern Iowa * L 2-74/27 at Drake * W 2-14/30 at Indiana State * W 9-04/30 at Indiana State * W 3-05/1 at Indiana State * L 2-65/7 Illinois State * W 1-05/7 Illinois State * L 2-45/8 Illinois State * L 1-85/12 vs. Wichita State & W 8-15/12 vs. Southern Illinois & L 0-4

! Cyclone Indoor Invitational, Ames, Iowa# UT Arlington Classic, Arlington, Texas^ Wilson/DeMarini Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.@ Diamond Devil Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.& MVC Tournament, Springfield, Mo.* MVC game

2012: 28-25-1 • MVC: 15-11H: 11-5 • A: 11-15-1 • N: 6-5Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/11 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 18-02/11 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 14-22/12 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 10-22/12 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 12-02/17 vs. Northern Illinois ^ W (8) 5-42/17 vs. South Dakota State ^ W 8-12/19 vs. Northern Illinois ^ W 5-12/24 at #18 Louisville L 0-82/25 at #18 Louisville L 0-72/25 at #18 Louisville L 0-43/3 vs. North Dakota State ! L 2-63/3 vs. Boise State ! L 3-63/4 vs. Howard ! W 19-43/4 at #5 Arizona State ! L (8) 1-33/6 at #5 Arizona State L 3-123/9 vs. New Mexico State $ L 1-43/9 vs. Pacific $ L 6-73/10 vs. Valparaiso $ W (8) 3-13/10 vs. East Carolina $ L 1-123/17 at Bradley * W 11-33/17 at Bradley * W (8) 2-13/18 at Bradley * L 4-73/24 at Southern Illinois * L 4-103/24 at Southern Illinois * L 8-173/25 at Southern Illinois * W 7-63/28 South Dakota W 4-13/28 South Dakota W 15-13/31 Indiana State * W 9-03/31 Indiana State * W 12-44/1 Indiana State * W 4-04/3 at South Dakota State L (8) 0-14/3 at South Dakota State T (9) 1-14/4 Iowa State L 3-64/6 at Wichita State * W 9-14/6 at Wichita State * W 14-44/7 at Wichita State * W 15-74/11 at Nebraska L 0-34/14 Northern Iowa * L 4-54/15 Northern Iowa * L 3-154/18 at Drake * W 5-24/18 at Drake * L 0-24/21 Evansville * W 4-34/21 Evansville * W 2-14/22 Evansville * W 7-04/24 Drake * W 6-24/25 Nebraska W 2-14/28 at Illinois State * L 1-34/28 at Illinois State * L 3-84/29 at Illinois State * L 0-85/5 Missouri State * L 0-15/5 Missouri State * L 11-135/6 Missouri State * W (8) 5-45/10 vs. Evansville % W 6-55/10 at Southern Illinois % L 2-3

^ Fairfield Inn & Suites Classic, Denton, Texas! Wilson/DeMarini Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.$ Diamond Devil Invitational, Tempe, Ariz.% MVC Tournament, Carbondale, Ill.* MVC game

2013: 29-18 • MVC: 15-7H: 9-5 • A: 7-7 • N: 13-6

Head Coach: Brent VignessDate Opponent W/L Score2/7 vs. New Mexico ! W 5-12/7 vs. San Diego State ! L 2-52/8 vs. #14 Florida ! L 3-132/8 vs. Oregon State ! W 5-32/9 vs. Stephen F. Austin ! L 3-42/22 vs. Ball State # W 7-12/22 at Central Arkansas # L 2-132/23 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff # W 16-22/24 vs. Grambling State # W 10-03/1 at UT Arlington ^ W 3-13/1 vs. Lamar ^ W 10-33/2 vs. #21 Tulsa ^ W (8) 4-33/2 vs. Lamar ^ L 2-33/3 at UT Arlington ^ L 0-33/9 vs. Saint Francis % W 2-03/9 vs. North Dakota % W 9-03/10 vs. Butler % W 3-03/10 vs. Eastern Illinois % L 0-53/12 vs. Youngstown State % W 6-23/12 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson % W 4-03/13 vs. Robert Morris % L 1-33/13 vs. Army % W 4-03/15 at Evansville * W 2-03/15 at Evansville * L 2-53/16 at Evansville * W 6-43/29 Northern Iowa * W 4-13/29 Northern Iowa * W 11-13/30 Northern Iowa * W 4-24/3 #22 Nebraska L 3-44/6 Bradley * L 2-34/6 Bradley * W (8) 6-54/7 Bradley * W 3-24/13 at Indiana State * W 3-14/13 at Indiana State * W 16-54/14 at Indiana State * W 9-14/20 Southern Illinois * W (8) 6-54/20 Southern Illinois * L 1-64/21 Southern Illinois * W 5-04/24 at #20 Nebraska L 0-64/28 at Missouri State * W 3-14/28 at Missouri State * L 5-104/30 at Drake * L 4-54/30 at Drake * L 1-95/4 Wichita State * W 1-05/5 Wichita State * W 3-15/5 Wichita State * L 1-25/10 Northern Iowa $ L 0-1

! - Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.# - UCA Tournament, Conway, Ark.^ - UTA Maverick Invitational, Arlington, Texas% - Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.$ - MVC Tournament, Omaha, Neb.* MVC game


The 2010 Creighton softball team is the most recent squad to reach the NCAA Regionals.


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2014: 29-24 • BIG EAST: 10-10H: 9-6 • A: 5-12 • N: 15-6Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/6 vs. San Jose State # L 2-112/6 at #7 Arizona State # L 0-32/7 vs. Western Michigan # W 9-02/7 vs. Boise State # W 4-02/8 vs. #24 California # W 6-42/21 vs. Texas Tech ^ L 3-72/21 at UT Arlington ^ L 0-82/22 vs. Texas Tech ^ W 1-02/22 at UT Arlington ^ L 5-62/23 vs. Illinois ^ L 1-92/28 at #21 Tulsa & L 0-32/28 at #21 Tulsa & L 0-83/1 vs. Northwestern State & L (8) 1-23/9 vs. Manhattan % W 4-03/9 vs. UMass-Lowell % W 4-33/10 vs. South Dakota % W 1-03/10 vs. Bucknell % W 5-33/11 vs. Indiana State % W 2-03/11 vs. Utah Valley % L 1-43/13 vs. St. Peter’s % W 1-03/13 vs. Siena % W 5-13/14 vs. Howard % W 8-03/14 vs. Army % W 7-03/15 vs. Albany % W 7-13/15 vs. South Dakota % W 2-03/19 Wichita State W 2-13/22 at Butler * W 10-03/22 at Butler * W 6-03/26 at Drake W (8) 4-23/29 Georgetown * L 2-53/29 Georgetown * L 3-63/30 Georgetown * L 1-64/2 at #20 Nebraska L 2-54/5 Villanova * W 1-04/5 Villanova * W (16) 6-44/6 Villanova * W 3-14/8 South Dakota State W 10-24/8 South Dakota State W 3-04/12 at Seton Hall * W 12-04/12 at Seton Hall * L 3-54/13 at Seton Hall * L 0-14/18 DePaul * L 4-64/18 DePaul * L 3-74/19 DePaul * L 4-84/26 at St. John’s * L 2-34/26 at St. John’s * L 0-24/27 at St. John’s * W 4-04/29 at #13 Missouri L 6-114/29 at #13 Missouri L 1-25/3 Providence * W 9-65/3 Providence * W 2-05/4 Providence * W 5-05/9 vs. DePaul ! L 1-9

# - Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.^ - UTA Hilton Invitational, Arlington, Texas& - Tulsa Invitational, Tulsa, Okla.% - Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.! - BIG EAST Championship, Rosemont, Ill.* - BIG EAST game

2015: 22-21 • BIG EAST: 7-12H: 4-9 • A: 5-9 • N: 13-3

Head Coach: Brent VignessDate Opponent W/L Score2/5 vs. Pacific # W 2-02/5 at #7 Arizona State # L 4-72/6 vs. Cal Poly # L 0-12/6 vs. Western Michigan # W 8-52/7 vs. UC Riverside # W 5-22/20 at Northern Colorado $ W 3-22/20 at Northern Colorado $ L 3-13/8 vs. Akron % L 3-53/8 vs. Presbyterian % W 3-03/9 vs. Southern Illinois % W 3-13/9 vs. Lehigh % W 4-03/10 vs. St. Peter’s % W 9-23/10 vs. Fairfield % W 4-13/12 vs. Niagara % W 8-03/12 vs. St. Peter’s % W 10-03/13 vs. Hampton % W 8-23/13 vs. Albany % W 11-03/21 Butler * L 1-43/21 Butler * W 7-43/22 Butler * L 5-73/29 at Georgetown * W 2-14/1 at Villanova * L 0-24/2 at Villanova * L 0-44/2 at Villanova * L 3-94/8 South Dakota L (8) 12-204/8 South Dakota W 7-64/11 Seton Hall * W 8-34/11 Seton Hall * L 7-94/12 Seton Hall * L 1-124/15 at South Dakota State L 6-74/15 at South Dakota State W 9-04/18 at DePaul * W 2-04/18 at DePaul * W (8) 5-34/19 at DePaul * L 1-24/21 at Nebraska L 1-114/25 St. John’s * W 9-24/25 St. John’s * L 0-114/26 St. John’s * L 0-44/29 Drake L 0-14/29 Drake L 1-55/2 at Providence * L 2-55/2 at Providence * L 3-65/3 at Providence * W 6-3

# - Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.% - Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.$ - Game played in McCook, Neb* - BIG EAST game

Year-by-Year Results2016: 25-22 • BIG EAST: 7-11

H: 7-8 • A: 4-7 • N: 14-7Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/11 vs. #8 Tennessee # L 0-52/11 vs. Boise State # W 9-62/12 vs. Cal State Northridge # L 2-32/12 vs. UC Riverside # L 2-52/13 vs. BYU # L 0-42/19 vs. Campbell ^ W 15-32/19 vs. #14 Oklahoma ^ L 4-112/20 vs. Campbell ^ W 11-32/20 vs. Western Michigan ^ W 6-12/21 at New Mexico State ^ L 0-92/27 vs. Sam Houston State & W 2-12/27 at North Texas & L 1-112/28 vs. Sam Houston State & L 3-72/28 at North Texas & W (8) 5-43/5 vs. Sacred Heart % W 4-13/5 vs. Niagara % W 10-13/6 vs. Akron % W (8) 1-03/6 vs. Holy Cross % W 3-13/8 vs. South Dakota State % L 0-13/8 vs. Hampton % W 7-33/9 vs. Holy Cross % W 2-03/9 vs. Hampton % W 7-03/10 vs. South Dakota State % W 4-33/10 vs. Drexel % W 7-33/16 Kansas L 0-63/23 Providence * W 11-33/23 Providence * W 14-123/30 South Dakota State W 4-03/30 South Dakota State L 0-104/2 at Seton Hall * L 3-44/2 at Seton Hall * W 3-04/9 Georgetown * W 5-44/9 Georgetown * W 15-24/10 Georgetown * W 6-24/12 at Drake W 4-04/13 Iowa State W 1-04/16 Villanova * L 0-44/16 Villanova * L 1-84/17 Villanova * L 2-44/23 at Butler * W 3-24/23 at Butler * L 0-34/24 at Butler * L (9) 1-24/30 at St. John’s * L 6-84/30 at St. John’s * L 1-45/7 DePaul * L 3-75/7 DePaul * L 1-95/8 DePaul * L 0-2 # - Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.^ - Troy Cox Classic, Las Cruces, N.M.& - North Texas Invitational, Denton, Texas% - Rebel Spring Games, Kissimmee, Fla.* - BIG EAST game

The 2014 team was the program’s first to play as a member of the BIG EAST Conference.

2017: 18-32 • BIG EAST: 8-13H: 6-6 • A: 6-15 • N: 6-11Head Coach: Brent Vigness

Date Opponent W/L Score2/9 vs. San Jose State # L 3-72/9 vs. #9 Oregon # L 0-82/10 vs. Saint Mary’s # W 2-12/10 vs. Stanford # L 2-72/11 vs. Cal Poly # L 0-82/17 vs. Mercer ^ L 6-102/17 at #2 Auburn ^ L 0-82/18 vs. Evansville ^ W (8) 1-02/18 at #2 Auburn ^ L 0-9 2/19 vs. Evansville ^ L 2-32/24 vs. South Dakota $ L 6-202/24 at Santa Clara $ W 4-02/25 vs. Weber State $ W 9-62/25 vs. Illinois-Chicago $ L 2-33/4 at Grand Canyon & L 1-23/4 vs. Maine & W 5-23/5 at Grand Canyon & L 2-83/5 vs. Maine & W 5-33/7 at UNLV L 0-43/17 vs. Valparaiso % W 12-43/18 vs. South Dakota State % L (8) 3-43/18 vs. South Dakota % L 0-73/19 at Iowa % W (8) 4-23/19 vs. South Dakota % L (8) 3-53/22 Drake W 4-33/25 at Georgetown * L 2-53/25 at Georgetown * W 11-63/26 at Georgetown * W 3-24/1 St. John’s * L 1-104/1 St. John’s * L 7-114/2 St. John’s * L 6-134/8 at Villanova * L 3-54/8 at Villanova * L 0-74/9 at Villanova * W 12-34/14 Seton Hall * W 8-04/14 Seton Hall * W (8) 3-24/15 Seton Hall * W 4-34/18 at UMKC L 5-64/18 at UMKC W 11-54/22 Butler * W 4-34/22 Butler * W 11-24/23 Butler * L 7-104/25 Nebraska L 4-54/27 South Dakota L 10-134/29 at Providence * L 1-24/29 at Providence * L 3-114/30 at Providence * L 1-55/6 at DePaul * L 0-85/6 at DePaul * L 0-135/7 at DePaul * L 3-6

# - Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz.^ - Plainsman Invitational, Auburn, Ala.$ - Santa Clara Invitational, Santa Clara, Calif.& - GCU Round Robin, Phoenix, Ariz.% - Hawkeye Invitational, Iowa City, Iowa* - BIG EAST game

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2018: 28-15 • BIG EAST: 12-3H: 13-6 • A: 6-5 • N: 9-4

Head Coach: Brent VignessDate Opponent W/L Score2/9 at UNLV ! L 2-42/9 vs. Utah Valley ! W 15-12/10 vs. North Dakota State ! W 7-42/10 vs. Southern Utah ! W 9-12/11 vs. #16 Minnesota ! L 3-72/24 vs. Prairie View A&M $ W 5-02/24 vs. Grambling State $ W 10-02/25 vs. Prairie View A&M $ W 9-52/25 vs. Grambling State $ W 11-03/2 vs. Southeastern Louisiana ^ L 3-43/3 at Missouri ^ L 3-113/4 vs. Drake ^ W 2-13/4 vs. Drake ^ L 1-23/4 vs. Missouri ^ L 0-83/9 Southeast Missouri W 6-33/10 Southeast Missouri L 4-73/10 Southeast Missouri W 7-53/17 Iowa & L 3-43/17 Wichita State & W (8) 12-113/18 Wichita State & L 1-93/21 at Nebraska L 2-63/28 Providence * W (10) 7-63/28 Providence * W 3-23/29 Providence * L 5-84/4 South Dakota W 10-24/7 at Butler * W 8-34/7 at Butler * W 5-34/8 at Butler * L 0-24/11 at South Dakota W 6-34/17 UMKC W 5-44/17 UMKC W 13-124/21 at Seton Hall * W 2-14/21 at Seton Hall * W 12-44/22 at Seton Hall * W 5-34/26 Nebraska-Omaha L 5-84/28 Georgetown * L 0-44/28 Georgetown * W 5-44/29 Georgetown * W 5-25/5 Villanova * W 14-05/5 Villanova * W 6-55/6 Villanova * W 9-05/11 vs. St. John’s % W 8-15/12 vs. DePaul % L 2-6

! - Sportco Kick Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev.$ - Schutt Invitational, Denton, Texas^ - Mizzou Tournament, Columbia, Mo.& - Creighton Tournament, Omaha, Neb.% - BIG EAST Championship, Rosemont, Ill.* - BIG EAST game

Bold indicates home games


Year-By-Year Summary

Year Overall Conference League Finish Conference Tourney AIAW/NCAA Finish1977 8-14 --- --- ---1978 20-11 --- --- ---1979 22-13 --- --- ---1980 46-17 --- --- AIAW World Series (1-2)1981 51-7 --- --- AIAW World Series (1-2)1982 39-13 --- --- WCWS (0-2)1983 21-18 --- --- ---1984 28-12 --- --- ---1985 43-18 --- --- ---1986 36-22 5-5 T-2nd/HCAC # 4-1 WCWS (1-2)1987 34-13 6-4 3rd/HCAC 1-2 ---1988 38-18 4-2 1st/HCAC # 3-0 NCAA Regionals (2-2)1989 49-19 7-3 1st/HCAC 3-2 NCAA Regionals (2-2)1990 39-23 5-5 T-2nd/HCAC # 5-1 NCAA Regionals (2-2)1991 38-25 4-6 4th/WAC 4-2 ---1992 20-32 3-7 T-4th/WAC 2-2 ---1993 32-23 10-6 3rd/MVC 2-2 ---1994 24-31 6-10 8th/MVC 3-2 ---1995 32-19 9-9 6th/MVC 0-2 ---1996 17-24 6-12 9th/MVC --- ---1997 32-30 10-4 3rd/MVC 1-2 ---1998 33-15 16-2 1st/MVC 0-2 ---1999 31-28 11-3 1st/MVC # 4-0 NCAA Regionals (0-2)2000 34-22 11-7 T-1st/MVC 4-2 ---2001 30-27 16-10 4th/MVC 1-2 ---2002 28-28 18-7 2nd/MVC 2-2 ---2003 26-24 14-12 4th/MVC # 4-0 NCAA Regionals (1-2)2004 44-17-1 17-8 2nd/MVC # 2-0 NCAA Regionals (2-2)2005 44-13 19-8 3rd/MVC # 4-0 NCAA Regionals (0-2)2006 23-27 10-13 T-7th/MVC 1-2 ---2007 40-14-1 19-4-1 1st/MVC # 2-0 NCAA Regionals (1-2)2008 43-17 21-3 1st/MVC 0-1 NCAA Regionals (0-2)2009 35-16 19-6 1st/MVC 1-1 ---2010 37-23 18-7 3rd/MVC # 4-0 NCAA Regionals (0-2)2011 25-28 12-12 6th/MVC 1-1 ---2012 28-25-1 15-11 5th/MVC 1-1 ---2013 29-18 15-7 1st/MVC 0-1 ---2014 29-24 10-10 T-4th/BIG EAST 0-1 ---2015 22-21 7-12 7th/BIG EAST --- ---2016 25-22 7-11 5th/BIG EAST --- ---2017 18-32 8-13 6th/BIG EAST --- ---2018 28-15 12-3 2nd/BIG EAST 1-1 --- # - Conference Tournament Champion

Coaching Ledger

Coach Years Overall Record (Pct.)Mary Higgins 1977-1993 564-298 (.654)Brent Vigness 1994-Present 757-560-3 (.575)

The 2018 Bluejays went 12-3 in league play, their best finish (2nd) since joining the BIG EAST.


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Creighton University

LocationCreighton is located in Omaha, Neb., which has a metropolitan area population of more than 900,000.

Creighton HistoryFounded in 1878, Creighton University is a private university, one of 28 Catholic, Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States.

Creighton TodayCreighton is nationally recognized as a leading university in the Midwest, known for student-centered education and significant undergraduate student research opportunities. As a Jesuit university, Creighton is committed to academic excellence and service to others and seeks to create an inclusive, diverse community. In addition to the College of Arts and Sciences, the University’s oldest and largest college, Creighton includes the Heider College of Business, the College of Nursing, the College of Professional Studies, the Graduate School, and the Schools of Dentistry, Law, Medicine, and Pharmacy and Health Professions. The freshman academic profile places Creighton among the Top 10 pri-vate Midwestern universities with more than 4,000 undergraduates and among the Top 10 Catholic universities in the nation. For the 16th year in a row, Creighton is the No. 1 Midwest regional university in the annual U.S. News & World Report magazine’s college rankings. U.S. News also again ranked the University No. 1 in the Midwest region for veterans. Creighton was also named among only 90 schools nationally as a top school for undergraduate research opportunities, and among only 41 schools nationwide for internship opportunities available for students. The Princeton Review listed Creighton as one of the nation’s top 382 colleges and universities in its latest college guide.

Campus LifeCreighton offers more than 200 student clubs and organizations, including academic, athletic, cultural, Greek, political, professional, service, social and spiritual groups, as well as opportunities to work on campus publications. Nine sophisticated on-campus living environments include two junior/senior townhome residence halls with technologically rich furnished apartments and complete kitchens. Creighton students take part in more than 1 million hours of community service at local, national and international community organizations annually. Creighton welcomes students of all religious beliefs and the University encourages students to participate in retreats, faith-sharing opportunities and multi-faith services. Students may enroll in Creighton’s service-learning semester in the Dominican Republic, faculty-led courses taught abroad, or study abroad in nearly every country in the world through exchange or affiliate programs. Creighton also offers online education and has campuses outside of the Omaha area, including a health professions regional campus at Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix; occupational therapy partnerships with the University of Alaska in Anchorage and Regis University in Denver; and a campus for nursing students in Hastings, Neb.

Our AlumniNearly 70,000 Creighton alumni live in 90 countries, with 30 percent living in Nebraska. The largest number of alumni who live outside the United States reside in Canada, Japan and Malaysia.

Student SnapshotCreighton has more than 8,000 students: More than 4,000 are enrolled as undergraduates and more than 4,000 are enrolled in the graduate or professional programs. One-third of Creighton undergraduates participate in research before graduating. Last year, 200 of these students presented their research findings at local, state and national professional conferences.

The Creighton CampusCreighton is committed to being a model living-learning campus environment. The 120-acre campus is located within walking distance of downtown Omaha and many recreational, cultural and entertainment oppor-tunities. The campus design and master plan have received top awards in landscape and architecture. Since 2000, Creighton has invest-ed more than $300 million in on-campus improvements and planned expansion to create a more vibrant and robust campus:• Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium, hosts high school, club and international soccer events and a variety of Omaha community events.• The Hixson-Lied Science Building, the renovated Rigge Science Building and Criss Health Sciences Building form the center-piece of Creighton’s undergraduate and health professions’ leading approach to teaching and research.• Davis Square and Opus Hall are upperclassman townhome residence halls located on the east side of campus.• The Wayne and Eileen Ryan Athletic Center and D.J. Sokol Arena serves as an on-campus home to Creighton women’s basketball and volleyball.• The Rasmussen Fitness & Sports Center opened in the fall of 2012 and serves the fitness needs of all students.• The Mike and Josie Harper Center became the home of the Heider College of Business in the fall of 2013.• The Championship Center opened in 2014.• The new 200,000-square foot School of Dentistry building at 21st and Cuming streets opened in the summer of 2018.

At the center of campus is the heart of the University, the historic and recently restored St. John’s Church, as well as the California Street Mall, the Lied Education Center for the Arts, the V.J. and Angela Skutt Student Center and the Kiewit Fitness Center. The University recently undertook the largest renovation project in its history, with more than 100,000 sq. ft. of academic space being remodeled.


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Billy Bluejay is the official mascot of the Creighton University Athletics Department. Creighton is a private, Jesuit NCAA Division I school in Omaha, Neb., founded in 1878. Prior to 1924, with no official athletics nickname, University publications and news media often referred to Creighton athletic teams by the school’s colors – the “White and Blue,” or vice versa. Because of Creighton’s location atop a bluff, the team was occasionally designated unofficially as the “Hilltoppers,” but the name lost favor because at least six other teams in the country went by the same nickname. At the behest of Creighton’s Athletics Board and Alumni Association, the Omaha Bee newspa-per coordinated a public contest in late 1923 to select a nickname and mascot for Creighton University athletic teams. After reviewing 200 entries, the Athletics Board decided upon “Bluejays” because the color of the bird was in keeping with school colors. The Bluejays were originally depicted by an ornithologically correct rendition of the bird. In 1941, Creighton alumnus Joseph P. Murphy, a 1931 graduate of the College of Business and, at the time, a Creighton journalism professor and the head of its public relations department, designed a graphical image of the bird with a more human stance and expression. Murphy’s 1941 design remained largely intact for the past 72 years with only minor revisions. While it is unclear on the exact year the first walking costume mascot modeled after Murphy’s 1941 graphical image appeared publicly or the first time the image or mascot were referred to as “Billy Bluejay,” many costumes were created, changed/re-designed over the past seven decades as Billy became a fixture at Creighton Athletics events, roaming the sidelines to cheer on his beloved Bluejays. In October, 2013, in conjunction with Creighton’s move to the BIG EAST Conference, the University unveiled a new Athletics brand – athletic logo, sport-specific logos and corresponding secondary marks designed to increase overall awareness of the Creighton University Bluejays - locally, regionally and nationally. The new logo was designed to build on the history, tradition and love of previous Billy Bluejay icons while maintaining the integrity of the past and establishing the new Creighton Bluejay brand as a distinct and recognizable identity in the BIG EAST. Creighton Athletics turned to Street Characters to provide an updated Billy Bluejay walking mascot costume, one that was more vibrant, more athletic and one that more closely resembled the new athletics brand. The new-look Billy Bluejay walking mascot costume made his first public appearance in front of over 17,000 fans when the Creighton men’s basketball team hosted Nebraska on Dec. 8 at CHI Health Center Omaha.

History of Billy Bluejay

A view of the Creighton archway.

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Creighton Administration

McCormick Endowed Athletic DirectorBruce Rasmussen

The 2017-18 chairman of the highly esteemed NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, Bruce Rasmussen enters his 25th year as McCormick Endowed Athletic Director, and 39th overall at Creighton University, in 2018-19. During Rasmussen’s tenure, Creighton has

risen to prominence with its success on and off the field, impressive facilities and record-breaking fundraising efforts. For evidence, look no further than four recent projects that continue to change the area’s athletics scene. The Wayne and Eileen Ryan Athletic Center and D.J. Sokol Arena opened in 2009 and immediately gave Creighton’s women’s basketball and volleyball teams a top-notch facility to call home. TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, home to Bluejay baseball and the College World Series, opened in 2011 to rave reviews. Just east of the Ryan Athletic Center is Creighton’s student recreation center that was named the Rasmussen Center in his honor in 2012. The most recent addition to the campus is the Championship Center, which opened in June 2014 and is considered one of the best of its kind. Those projects add to an overhaul in the school’s athletic facilities over the past 15 years, which has also seen Creighton begin play at two of the finest facilities nationwide -- Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium (soccer) and CHI Health Center Omaha (men’s basketball). Rasmussen also helped lead the charge for one of the biggest moves in school history when the school accepted an invitation into the BIG EAST Conference in March of 2013. Since Rasmussen assumed the role of athletics director, Creighton has won 38 regular-season and 41 conference tournament titles, which have helped lead to 84 postseason appearances. The Bluejays remain the only school in the history of the Missouri Valley Conference to make 16 straight men’s basketball postseasons, and have made the NCAA Tournament in men’s soccer in 24 of the past 26 years. Creighton was also recognized with the MVC All-Academic Award in seven of its last nine seasons in the league. A member of the College World Series of Omaha, Inc., Executive Committee, Rasmussen continues to play a vital role in Creighton and the city of Omaha remaining as host of the College World Series. He was one of six individuals on the CWS Oversight Committee that helped decide the location for the new downtown TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, which will help keep the CWS in Omaha for another 25 years. With Creighton serving as host, the CWS has welcomed more than 300,000 fans in each of the last 13 years. Rasmussen was one of four regional winners from the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) to take home a 2004 GeneralSports TURF Systems AD of the Year Award. In both 2010 and 2015, Rasmussen was honored with an Under Armour AD of the Year award by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. In 2008, he was inducted into the Omaha Sports Hall of Fame. Creighton’s reputation as one of the nation’s top academic institutions is reflected in the success the Bluejay student-athletes have had in the classroom during Rasmussen’s service as athletics director. Creighton’s baseball, softball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s

golf, women’s soccer as well as men’s and women’s tennis teams all have received national awards for their academic success. Bluejay student-athletes have owned GPAs of 3.30 or above in 24 straight semesters entering the fall of 2018. Creighton’s primary annual athletics fundraising events are the Bluejay Bash and the Bluejay Jamboree. Under Rasmussen’s leadership, each of these events continues to raise record-breaking funds for Creighton athletics. Most notably, the 2018 Jamboree generated more than $270,000 through its gourmet dinner, raffle and auction. Rasmussen accepted the associate athletics director position in 1992 after a 12-year run as the win-ningest coach in Creighton women’s basketball history (196-147), that culminating in the program’s historic 1991-92 season. The 1992 Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Rasmussen led the 1991-92 Bluejay women to a program-record 28 wins (28-4), the WAC regular-season and tournament champion-ships and a first-round NCAA Tournament victory in the program’s first-ever trip to the “Big Dance.” With that 28-4 record in 1991-92, Rasmussen completed his college coaching career with a 196-147 record, good for a .571 winning percentage. After serving as associate athletics director for two years, 1992-94, Rasmussen was named athletics director on Aug. 1, 1994. A native of Webster City, Iowa, Rasmussen and his wife, Jill, have five children: Megan, David, John, Katie and Grace.

The Rev. Daniel Hendrickson, S.J., Ph.D., is the 25th president of Creighton University. A Nebraska native, Fr. Hendrickson earned his B.A. in psychology and theology from Marquette University in 1993 and entered the Society of Jesus in 1994. He received his M.A. in philosophical resources from Fordham University,

a Master of Divinity degree from the Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University. Fr. Hendrickson’s first contact with Creighton was as a student in the Jesuit Humanities Program in 1996. He returned as an adjunct instructor of philosophy from 2000 to 2003. He also served as an adjunct professor with Creighton’s Institute for Latin American Concern (ILAC) program in Santiago, Dominican Republic, in 2002. Fr. Hendrickson was a visiting instructor at Jordan University College in Morogoro, Tanzania, and an adjunct professor of philosophy at Fordham University. In 2012, he returned to Marquette University as associate vice president in the Office of the Executive Vice President, working closely with the president, provost and academic deans. He then became an associate provost for academic initiatives at Marquette. While in administrative posts at Marquette, Fr. Hendrickson also taught each semester jointly in the Department of Philosophy and College of Education, and he served as the co-director of the Burke Scholars service and leadership program. He was elected to the Creighton Board of Trustees in 2013 and also serves on the boards of Boston College and Xavier University. Fr. Hendrickson is also a trustee of the St. Francis Indian Mission of the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Fr. Hendrickson has a special interest in education with a global perspective. His international travel and immersion experiences have taken him to over 30 countries on nearly every continent. He is a trustee of ILAC/Centro de Educación para la Salud Integral (CESI) in the Dominican Republic and a trustee of Jesuit Worldwide Learning (JWL). Fr. Hendrickson, who grew up in Fremont, Neb., and graduated from Mount Michael Benedictine High School in Elkhorn, comes from a family of educators. His identical twin, the Rev. D. Scott Hendrickson, S.J., D.Phil., is an assistant professor of modern languages at Loyola University Chicago, while his older brother, Ryan C. Hendrickson, Ph.D., is the interim dean of the Graduate School and a political science professor at Eastern Illinois University.

PresidentRev. Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J., Ph.D.


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Omaha, Nebraska

Think of Omaha as center court: a dynamic and unique destination in the center of the country, full of action. Omaha has this special spirit that fills the city like an arena full of fans whose team just won with a buzzer beater. Excitement abounds for what it has built, what it has accomplished and what’s still ahead. It’s a spirit born on the banks of the Missouri River, a city founded in 1854 by land speculators convinced they were at the heart of something new. Soon after, the transcontinental railroad was built and Omaha emerged as a hotbed of activity and new technologies. There is a great story about Omaha’s growth in the early days that really speaks to the pioneering spirit of the city. As Omaha prepared to lay underground cables for telephones, workers were trying to figure out the easiest way to string the lines. Being an inventive bunch, Omahans solved the prob-lem by getting ferrets to help carry the lines through the tunnels. Sounds extraordinary, but it worked. Today, Omaha is at the center of the telecommunications industry. Call for a hotel reservation from anywhere in the U.S. and you are probably calling Omaha. The city is home to the Hyatt, Marriott, Radisson, and Omni reservation centers. That infrastructure is also key to the nation’s defense. Offutt Air Force Base, home to STRATCOM, is based here. STRATCOM is the nation’s eyes, ears and muscle when it comes to protecting the country. That spirit is also seen in Omaha’s modern day pioneers. Warren Buffett, one of the wealthiest men in the world, is a plainspoken Omaha-born and bred financial pioneer. When Warren speaks, people listen, learn and make money. In fact, as you look at the four Fortune 500 companies that

call Omaha home, they are all innovators: Berkshire Hathaway, Union Pacific, Mutual of Omaha and Peter Kiewit Sons’. It’s not just the business community that embodies that spirit; you can also listen to it, touch it, taste it and feel it when you visit Omaha. Home to the world’s largest indoor rainforest, next to the world’s largest indoor desert under the world’s largest geodesic dome, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo is a can’t miss when you’re in town. Experience what it’s like to go underground and see rare creatures that only come out at night, or surround yourself with sharks as you walk through an 850,000-gallon underwater tunnel. Talk about innovative: The zoo has spent $6 million on a research facility allowing it to respond to national and international conservation needs. Omaha’s three Smithsonian-affiliated museums feature diverse offerings. Gaze at a 15,000-pound glass sculpture suspended in the air at the Joslyn Art Museum, hop on board Harry S. Truman’s press train at the Durham Museum, or “pilot” a fighter jet at the Strategic Air and Space Museum, home to

some of the most prized and rarely displayed military aircraft. Discover how nature can seem brand new as you walk through over 100 acres of lush and rare flora at Lauritzen Gardens, Omaha’s botanical center. Omaha is a mecca to music pioneers, as the city is known by many as the nation’s premier hot spot for the indie rock scene. It’s home to famed Saddle Creek Records and nationally renowned bands such as Bright Eyes, The Faint and Cursive. Omaha is a city that never forgets its past. The Old Market is the true merging of old and new. The historic warehouse district was preserved and transformed into an art, shopping and dining district. Unique shops and restaurants lining cobblestone streets, it’s a place to remember where you’ve been and where you’re going. The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge S-curves its way across the Missouri River. This one-of-a-kind structure is the longest pedestrian bridge to link two states. It’s just one more example of how Omaha stays fresh and innovative, all thanks to that indelible pioneering spirit.

A view of the Omaha skyline at night. More than 900,000 people live in the Omaha metro and about 1.2 million people live within a 50-mile radius.


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2017-18 Athletics Highlights

• Creighton student-athletes owned a GPA of 3.46 in the spring of 2018 and own a collective 3.44 cumulative GPA.

• Three teams (volleyball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball) reached the NCAA Tournament, giving the Bluejays at least one NCAA team for a 31st straight school year.

• The volleyball team won both the BIG EAST regular-season and tour-nament title for the fourth straight season.

• Creighton ranked fifth nationally in men’s basketball average home attendance, 10th in men’s soccer, 21st in baseball and 22nd in vol-leyball in 2017-18.

• The volleyball team made its sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament, hosting the postseason for the first time.

• Kirsten Bernthal Booth won her 300th match at Creighton on September 24, Jim Flanery won his 300th game at Creighton on December 29 and Ed Servais won his 500th game at Creighton on April 4.

• The Creighton women’s basketball team extended its postseason streak to 11 seasons, reaching the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight campaign.

• Men’s basketball senior Tyler Clement, volleyball junior Jaali Winters, softball senior Sam Crowley and men’s tennis senior Brooks Kendall were named CoSIDA Academic All-Americans.

• A new awards show to honor Creighton student-athletes, “The Billy’s”, was introduced on April 24.

• Creighton served as the host institution as the 2018 Midwest Regional was held at CHI Health Center Omaha. Creighton AD Bruce Rasmussen was chairman of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Selection Committee.

• Ground was broken in late April on a new practice facility for wom-en’s basketball and volleyball.

2017-18 Season RecordsSport Overall Conference Finish

Baseball 34-16 8-9 T-4th/BIG EAST

Men’s Basketball 21-12 10-8 T-3rd/BIG EAST

NCAA First Round

Women’s Basketball 19-13 11-7 4th/BIG EAST

NCAA Second Round

Men’s Cross Country NA NA 7th/BIG EAST

Women’s Cross Country NA NA 6th/BIG EAST

Men’s Golf NA NA 9th/BIG EAST

Women’s Golf NA NA 6th/BIG EAST

Rowing NA NA 6th/West Coast

Men’s Soccer 9-7-2 3-4-2 T-5th/BIG EAST

Women’s Soccer 4-11-3 2-5-2 8th/BIG EAST

Softball 28-15 12-3 2nd/BIG EAST

Men’s Tennis 10-10 NA T-5th/BIG EAST

Women’s Tennis 15-8 NA T-5th/BIG EAST

Volleyball 26-7 16-2 1st/BIG EAST

NCAA Second Round

JohnnyTorres

Men’s Soccer

GregMcDermott

Men’s Basketball

DanChippsRowing

JimFlanery

Women’s Basketball

BrentVignessSoftball

Kirsten Bernthal Booth

Volleyball

RossPaule

Women’s Soccer

DebbieConry

Women’s Golf

EdServaisBaseball

TomLilly

Tennis

ChrisWiemersMen’s Golf

ChrisGannon

Cross Country


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Athletics Staff

Steve BraceAssociate

Athletic Director

Adrian DowellAssistant

Athletic Director

Adrian RiderAssistant

Athletic Director

Mark BurgersAssociate

Athletic Director

Bruce RasmussenMcCormick Endowed

Athletic Director

Brandy MenaughAssociate

Athletic Director

Kevin SarverAssociate

Athletic Director

Senior Administration

Staff

Brad Abramson

Ticketing

Rob Anderson

Sports Information

Tommy Anderson

Athletic Development

JeremyAndreesen

Business

Dan Bailey

Athletic Performance

Scott Bankers


MargaretBennett

Admin. Assistant

JJ BoreckyFacilities

Tim Callahan

Marketing & Sales

Lisa Chipps

Academic Support

WilburDeLashmetSocial Media

Jim Dorsey

Academic Support

PattyGalas

Admin. Assistant

JoeyGardnerMarketing

ShelleyGates


StephanieHamersky

Athletic Training

Aaron Haselhorst

Athletic Training

JadenHill

Facilities

Brandon McCarville

Facilities

Ben McNair

Athletic Training

Lauren Steier Miltenberger


Chris NewhouseMarketing

NelsonPouliot


Anthony Robinson

Sports Information

Curtis Self

Athletic Training

Glen SiskSports

Information

AlexStowe

Compliance

MollyTrevathan

Athletic Training

Joe WillmanMarketing

AlynneWize

Dance Team

Rachel Rider


Brad Schmidt


BrianTweedTicketing


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Student-Athlete Support

In the summer of 2014, Creighton opened its Championship Center, a facility that will benefit all student-athletes for years to come. Located adjacent to D.J.

Sokol Arena and the Wayne and Eileen Ryan Athletic Center, the Championship Center is highlighted by the Wayne and Eileen Ryan Athletic Training Center, the Parker Family Academic Resource Center and the Kyle Korver Courts inside D.J. Sokol Gymnasium, among many other features.

The Parker Family Academic Resource Center features private meeting and study rooms with access to tutors, a computer lab, wireless internet, couches, tables, chairs and many more accoutrements to help Bluejay student-athletes make the most of their time.

Baseball Jason Allbery*Mitchell BoyerClark Brinkman*Max Clark*Isaac CollinsMichael EmodiIan EvansBobby Kametas*Jake KrukThomas Luevano*Ryan Mantle*John SakowskiNate ShoemakerJack Strunc*Thomas Swafford*Justin Wick

Men’s BasketballTyler Clement*Jacob EppersonToby Hegner

Women’s BasketballJaylyn Agnew*Kylie BrownTemi Carda*Olivia Elger*Audrey FaberAli GreeneGracey GriglioneBrooke Kissinger*Sydney Lamberty*Myah Mellman*Bailey Norby*Jade Owens*Tatum RembaoAimee Rischard*

Men’s Cross CountryJake Landreth*Ty MeddNick Monkemeyer*Jacob Ohnstad*Matt PiercyChristopher Smith*

Women’s Cross Country Alexis Altmaier*Michaela BrandsKatie Fukushima*Haley Fye*Adriana KammererAmy LeasureEmily MartinGrace MimmackMairead NashCaroline PassMegan PauleMaile Shigemasa*Erin Smith*

Men’s GolfCharlie Bolton*Bradley Keyer*Andrew McCormick*Trey Petitt*Koy Potthoff*Joe Torkelson*Nate Vontz

Women’s GolfDelaney Benson*Sarah Eversman*Sydney GillespieRachel Grenko*Margaret Hickey*Caroline Lake*Amelia Lee*

RowingMaggie Barran*Kacie Beebe*Ally Bormann*Eilidh ChowanecRomi DazzioAlissa Dolan*Maddie Eyer*Alyssa Freitas*Morgan GarsideKatie Graham*Emily Graupman*Mackenzie HatcherKaeli Lenz*Elizabeth MaynardJordyn McDanielMadalyn McKeoneKathleen O’BoyleGrace Rauh*Audrey SiselMary StanleyGrace TierneyBella Trane* Catie Ward*McKinley Wilson*Carly Young

Men’s SoccerFlorian Daut*Daniel EspeletaLuke HaakensonMichael KluverSven Koenig*Paul KruseMitch LaGro*Marios Lomis*Anthony MacchionePeter PrescottConnor Ramlo*Daniel RibasJoel Rydstrand*Carlos Soto MerchanCollin Valdivia*Stefan Wutte

Women’s SoccerHaylee BlachElizabeth BollandEmma Braasch*Marissa CasasJosie CloughKeelie Fothergill*Emily Goodson*Mackenzie Graybill*Kaira HouserDarby Hugunin*Taryn JakubowskiKate Johnson*Maureen KerrCassie LegbandKatie SullivanAlyssa SwiftOlivia Witherspoon

Softball Valentina Bertrand*Logan Black*Bryana ClarkSam Crowley*Kristin Fry*Kaitlynn HuntSydney JenkinsChloe Knapp*Courtney Sandell*Jordyn Sturgeon

Men’s TennisStratton BrownArmando Gandini*Joe HoffBrooks Kendall*Michael KochDaniel Lopez-Rey*Marko Vukalovic

Women’s TennisJulia AguirreClaire EmbreeErin Epperson*Laura HiguerasAshley Ishimura*Kendra Lavallee*Ashley Monaco*Darby Rosette*

Volleyball Megan Ballenger*Samantha BohnetLydia DimkeTaryn Kloth*Brittany LawrenceGrace NelsonKelsey O’Connell*Alexa Roumeliotis*Megan SharkeyJaclyn TaylorJaali Winters*Brittany Witt*

Outstanding Student-AthletesCreighton prides itself on the quality education it provides for stu-dent-athletes. Those listed below were members of the Dean’s List (3.5 GPA) in 2017-18. (*Earned Dean’s List honors both semesters.)

Academic and Athletic Success• Creighton’s student-athletes combined for a 3.46 GPA last spring. The student-athletes also own a

3.44 cumulative GPA.• The NCAA uses a tool for the evaluation of the academic quality of par-

ticipating programs. The Academic Progress Report is intended to gauge the progress student-athletes are making to degree completion and graduation. In the spring of 2018, Creighton had four teams post multi-year APR scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports: women’s basketball, women’s cross country, women’s golf and women’s tennis.

• Creighton owns 50 Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-American honors all-time. In the fall of 2018, Taryn Kloth (volleyball), Sven Koenig (men’s soccer) and Jaali Winters (volleyball) became the school’s latest honorees.

• In June of 2014, Creighton opened the Championship Center that is located adjacent to D.J. Sokol Arena and Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium. It serves as the Creighton Athletics’ home for athletic performance, athletic training, men’s basketball and the academic resource center.

• Creighton had 161 student-athletes make the Dean’s List at least one time last year, including 85 student-athletes who earned the honor both semesters.

• Thirty student-athletes (13.5 percent) earned perfect 4.0 GPAs during the spring 2018 semester.• Eleven teams (women’s basketball, rowing, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, men’s golf,

women’s golf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, volleyball) had team GPAs of 3.25 or better last spring and every team owns a cumulative GPA of 2.90 or better.

Rick Apke, 1977 & 1978Ty Blach, 2011Megan Bober, 2012 Krystle Campa, 2003 Becca Changstrom, 2013Tyler Clement, 2018Sam Crowley, 2018Zach Daeges, 2005 & 2006Brody Deren, 2004Ethan Finlay, 2011Becky Flynn, 1995Christine Fukumoto, 2005Heidi Geier, 1998 & 1999

Emily Greisch, 2006Bill Hahn, 1993Jennie Hartjes, 2015 Shane Havens, 2003Fabian Herbers, 2014 & 2015Brian Holt, 2011Vincent Keller, 2015Brooks Kendall, 2018Taryn Kloth, 2018Sven Koenig, 2018Harrison Lang, 2017Dan Lawler, 1999, 2000 & 2001Michael Lindeman, 2003 & 2004

Christy Lunceford, 1997Tara Oltman, 2008, 2009 & 2010Jace Peters, 2011Jessica Powers, 1999Jamie Reiss, 2007Ernie Rongish, 1973Darin Ruf, 2009Dave Schrage, 1983Paul Silas, 1964Jean Tierney, 1983Anthony Tolliver, 2007Carrie Welle, 1998Matt Wieland, 2005Jaali Winters, 2017 & 2018

All-Time CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

Creighton’s Championship CenterFeatures New Academic Resource Center

Steve BraceAssociate AD/Director of Student-Athlete Support

Services

Lisa ChippsAcademic Coordinator

Jim DorseyAssistant

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Athletic Performance/Training

Creighton University student-athletes benefit from year-round strength and conditioning training programs in The Championship Center. The 6,000 square foot state-of-the-art Athletic Performance Center is equipped with 12 Power Lift half-racks that each have inlaid lifting platforms and the EliteForm system. Additionally, the Athletic Performance Center features Uesaka Collegiate Series Bumper Plates, Plae Flooring, Iron Grip dumbbells, and a nutrition/hydration station to provide Creighton student-athletes with the optimal training and recovery environment. The athletic performance program at Creighton University is designed to help the athletes become strong and powerful. The program combines Olympic lifts, strength training exercises, plyometrics, speed and agility development, flexibility, and cardiovascular regimes. The programs are specifically tailored to each athlete, the sport they participate in and to their individual experience and ability. The goal of the program is to reduce the chance of injury and to help all athletes reach their full potential. To help maximize athletic performance, each Creighton student-athlete works with the strength and conditioning staff, the sports medicine staff, a certified nutritionist and a sports psychologist, giving Creighton student-athletes all the resources they need to succeed at the highest level.

The Creighton University Athletic Training staff works in cooperation with and under the supervision of physicians to provide the best possible care for student-athletes. It has a staff of five full-time athletic trainers, and two graduate assistant athletic trainers. Athletic training students also gain clinical experience as they help serve the sports medicine needs of Creighton student-athletes. The mission of Creighton University athletic training is to serve as the initial allied healthcare provider for Creighton University student-athletes and to provide access to other healthcare professionals as needed. Services include prevention, assessment, management and rehabilitation of athletic-related injuries and illnesses.

Creighton athletic training is committed to the highest standards of care consistent with the National Athletic Trainers Association Code of Professional Practice and the credentialing statutes of the state of Nebraska. Matt Hobson serves as the athletic trainer for softball (back right in photo at left).


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Sports InformationThe Creighton Sports Information Office is always interested in helping local and national media with its coverage of the Bluejays. Listed on this page are guidelines and services which the Sports Information Office provides to aid you as you do your job.

Media InformationAll interviews must be coordinated through Sports Information Director Anthony Robinson at 402-280-5801 or [email protected].

Game Day ServicesMedia guides, rosters, game notes and updated statistics will be available at the Creighton Sports Complex in the press box. Following the game, the final box score and game summary will be available in the press box and can be emailed to requested media outlets.

Bluejay Athletics on the WebFor the latest information on Creighton softball and all varsity sports at Creighton, check out the athletics website: gocreighton.com Live statistics for all Bluejay home games and select road games will be carried by Creighton’s live stats provider StatBroadcast Systems, which also allows fans to follow live stats on their mobile devices at creighton.statbroadcast.com. Fans can also follow Creighton athletics on Twitter and Facebook.

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Directions to Creighton Sports Complex23rd & Burt Streets, Omaha, Neb.

From I-80 West: Traveling west on Interstate 80 from Des Moines, continue on I-80 West across the Missouri River to I-480 North to downtown Omaha. Follow I-480, until the I-480 East/Highway 75 split. Take Highway 75 North. Exit to the right on the Cuming Street exit, turn right at the bottom of the ramp onto Cuming. After going past the newly constructed medical center, turn right onto 24th street. At the first set of lights going up the hill on 24th, turn left onto Burt and then take the first right into the parking lot that is hidden by a slight embankment. The Kitty Gaughan Pavilion as well as the baseball and softball fields will be visible on the left as you continue up a slight hill.

From I-29 North: Traveling north on Interstate 29, take I-80 West at the convergence of the two interstates in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Follow the above directions from I-80 West.

From I-80 East: Traveling east on Interstate 80 from Lincoln, take Interstate 480 North to downtown Omaha and follow the above directions.

From Eppley Airfield: When leaving the terminal, turn left (south) on Abbott Drive and follow toward downtown, where Abbott Drive will turn into Cuming Street. From Cuming Street, turn left onto 24th Street and head south to Burt Street. Turn left onto Burt and then take the first right into the parking lot that is hidden by a slight embank-ment. The Kitty Gaughan Pavilion as well as the baseball and softball fields will be visible on the left as you continue up a slight hill.

Media and Team Parking: Parking credentials are not required at the Creighton Sports Complex. It is recommended you park several rows from the field to avoid foul balls.

Media Information

2019 Creighton Softball Media Guide CreditsThe 2019 Creighton Softball Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Assistant Sports Information Director Anthony Robinson. Editorial assistance provided by Sports Information Director Rob Anderson, Associate Sports Information Director Glen Sisk, Associate Athletic Director Kevin Sarver, and the Creighton softball staff.

Covers were designed by the Joey Gardner of Creighton University Athletics Marketing. Photos courtesy of BIG EAST Conference, Steve Branscombe, Scott Bruhn, Jamie Byrnes, Chris Donahue, Jim Fackler, Eric Francis, J and L Photography, Ray Kennedy, Mark Kuhlmann, Missouri Valley Conference, A.J. Olnes, Mark Romesser, Dave Weaver, Jason Wise Photography and Creighton University Media Services.

The 2019 Softball Media Guide was printed by the Creighton University Print Center.

Local NewspapersOmaha World-Herald14th & Dodge StreetsOmaha, NE 68102

Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-444-1000Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-344-3343Sports Editor . . . . . . . . .Thad Livingston

Creightonian2500 California PlazaOmaha, NE 68178

Phone/Fax . . . . .402-280-4058/4730

Lincoln Journal StarPO Box 81609926 P Street

Lincoln, NE 68501Phone/Fax . . . . . . 402-473-7431/7291Sports Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clark Grell

Council Bluffs Nonpareil117 Pearl Street

Council Bluffs, IA 51503Phone/Fax . . . . . . . 712-328-1811/1597Sports Editor . . . . . . . . Steve Sigafoose

Bluejays Media Directory

Wire ServicesOmaha Associated Press909 N. 96th Street, #104

Omaha, NE 68114Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-391-0031Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .402-391-1412Sports Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Olson

Local RadioKOZN (1620 The Zone) KZOT (1180 Zone 2)

KOIL (The Mighty 1290)5011 Capitol Ave.

Omaha, NE 68132Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-342-2000Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-342-7041Station Contact. . . . . . . . . . Mike Stibbs

KXSP (AM 590 ESPN Radio)10714 Mockingbird Drive

Omaha, NE 68127Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-573-0590Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-331-1348

KFAB (1110 AM)5010 Underwood Avenue

Omaha, NE 68132Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-556-5060Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-556-8937

Local TelevisionKETV (ABC, Ch. 7)1001 S. 10th StreetOmaha, NE 68131

Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-978-8957Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .402-978-8931Sports Director. . . . . . . Andy Kendeigh

KMTV (CBS, Ch. 3)10714 Mockingbird Drive

Omaha, NE 68127Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-593-2706Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-592-4714Sports Director. . . . . . . Adam Krueger

KPTM (FOX, Ch. 42)4625 Farnam StreetOmaha, NE 68132

Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-554-4286Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-554-4292Sports Director. . . . . . . .Paul Gutierrez

NET SportsPO Box 83111

Lincoln, NE 68111Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-472-9333Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-472-5347Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Turco

WOWT (NBC, Ch. 6)3501 Farnam StreetOmaha, NE 68131

Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-233-7940Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-233-7888Sports Director. . . . . . Ross Jernstrom

20 19CREIGHTON SOFTBALL

#1 Sydney JenkinsJr. • 5-5 • OFNewton, Iowa

#4 Kristin FryJr. • 5-7 • OF

Mahtomedi, Minn.

#3 Victoria AlvarezSo. • 5-5 • IF

Montebello, Calif.

#2 Jayci FosterSr. • 5-7 • IFPapillion, Neb.

#9 Sam AlmFr. • 5-7 • UTOmaha, Neb.

#8 Kiahana ScottFr. • 5-3 • C

San Antonio, Texas

#7 Kiele MillerSo. • 5-6 • P

Dripping Springs, Texas

#15 Kailey WilsonFr. • 5-10 • IFAurora, Colo.

#14 Hope BonarSo • 5-7 • CBellevue, Neb.

#12 Kaitlynn HuntJr. • 5-7 • IF/CAshland, Neb.

#5 Ashley CantuJr. • 5-8 • OFFrisco, Texas

#11 Logan BlackSo. • 5-10 • POmaha, Neb.

#16 Nikki McNeilSr. • 5-9 • IFOmaha, Neb.

#19 Nicole SimonsonJr. • 5-6 • OF

Laguna Niguel, Calif.

#21 Kelli Finan Sr. • 5-8 • UT

La Quinta, Calif.

#20 Kate MullallyFr. • 5-8 • PSeward, Neb.

#18 Kiara MillsFr. • 5-8 • UT

West Covina, Calif.

#17 Laura RoeckerSr. • 5-9 • PElkhorn, Neb.

#22 Courtney SandellSo. • 5-7 • OFMalcolm, Neb.

#10 Mikaela PecharJr. • 5-7 • COmaha, Neb.

#24 Mileah McKelvyJr. • 5-8 • OFOmaha, Neb.

#23 Valentina Bertrand Sr. • 5-7 • C

Cave Creek, Ariz.

Brent VignessHead Coach

Central College (Iowa), ‘88

Renae Sinkler-O’GormanAssistant Coach

Creighton, ‘11

Micaela WhitneyAssistant CoachCreighton, ‘16

#6 Jacey SawyerSo. • 5-6 • OFRapid City, S.D.

Hope MorenoUndergraduate Student

Assistant Coach

Matt HobsonAthletic Trainer

Nebraska-Omaha, ‘16

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME New Mexico State InvitationalFebruary 8 vs UTEP Las Cruces, N.M. 12:00 PMFebruary 8 at New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 5:00 PMFebruary 9 vs New Mexico Las Cruces, N.M. 11:00 AMFebruary 9 vs UTEP Las Cruces, N.M. 1:30 PMFebruary 10 at New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 11:00 AM

Mean Green ClassicFebruary 15 vs Arkansas–Pine Bluff Denton, Texas 11:00 AMFebruary 15 vs Northwestern State Denton, Texas 1:30 PMFebruary 15 at North Texas Denton, Texas 4:00 PMFebruary 15 vs Arkansas–Pine Bluff Denton, Texas 6:30 PM

Frost ClassicFebruary 22 vs Evansville Chattanooga, Tenn. 10:00 AMFebruary 22 at Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. 12:30 PMFebruary 23 vs Southern Illinois Chattanooga, Tenn. 12:30 PMFebruary 23 vs Western Michigan Chattanooga, Tenn. 3:00 PMFebruary 24 vs Ohio Chattanooga, Tenn. 9:00 AMMarch 2 LAMAR (DH) CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMarch 3 LAMAR CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMarch 8 ARKANSAS–PINE BLUFF (DH) CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMarch 9 ARKANSAS–PINE BLUFF CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PM

CREIGHTON TOURNAMENTMarch 15 UMKC CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 3:00 PMMarch 16 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMarch 16 UMKC CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 2:30 PMMarch 17 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMarch 17 UMKC CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 2:30 PMMarch 20 at Nebraska–Omaha Omaha, Neb. 4:00 PMMarch 23 at Georgetown (DH)* Washington, D.C. 11:00 AMMarch 24 at Georgetown* Washington, D.C. 10:00 AMMarch 27 SOUTH DAKOTA CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 4:00 PMMarch 30 at Providence (DH)* Providence, R.I. 11:00 AMMarch 31 at Providence* Providence, R.I. 10:00 AMApril 3 at South Dakota Vermillion, S.D. 3:00 PMApril 6 ST. JOHN’S (DH)* CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMApril 7 ST. JOHN’S* (BEDN) CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 11:00 AMApril 9 NEBRASKA CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 6:00 PMApril 3 at Villanova (DH)* Villanova, Pa. 11:00 AMApril 14 at Villanova* Villanova, Pa. 10:00 AMApril 19 BUTLER (DH)* CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMApril 20 BUTLER* CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 11:00 AMApril 23 at South Dakota State (DH) Brookings, S.D. 2:00 PMApril 27 at DePaul (DH)* Chicago, Ill. 12:00 PMApril 28 at DePaul* (BEDN) Chicago, Ill. 11:00 AMMay 4 SETON HALL (DH)* CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 12:00 PMMay 5 SETON HALL* (BEDN) CREIGHTON SPORTS COMPLEX 11:00 AM

2019 BIG EAST Softball ChampionshipMay 10 Semifinal (FS2) Rosemont, Ill. 12 or 3 PMMay 11 Championship (FS1) Rosemont, Ill. 11:30 AM

* DENOTES BIG EAST GAME; (DH) DENOTES DOUBLEHEADER(FS2) DENOTES BROADCASTED ON FOX SPORTS 2; (FS1) DENOTES BROADCASTED ON FOX SPORTS 1

(BEDN) DENOTES BROADCASTED ON BIG EAST DIGITAL NETWORKHOME GAMES LISTED IN BOLD CAPS

ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL STANDARD TIME AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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