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INTRODUCTION 1-4TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1QUICK FACTS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2ROSTER ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

COACHING STAFF 5-11KATHY RODOLPH ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6-8THOMAS RAMOS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9STEF EWING ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10STACI RODRIGUEZ ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11PAM STONE........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

HISTORY 13-23ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14-21HONORS AND AWARDS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22-23

RECORDS 24-30BATTING LEADERS - SINGLE SEASON...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25PITCHING/DEFENSE LEADERS - SINGLE SEASON ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26BATTING LEADERS - CAREER ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27PITCHING/DEFENSE LEADERS - CAREER ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28TEAM RECORDS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30

WE ARE AGGIES 31-46Aggie Traditions ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32-33President Garrey Carruthers ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34Director of Athletics Mario Moccia ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35Compliance ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

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STAFF INFORMATION

TEAM INFORMATION

Name: ........................................................................................................................................................New Mexico State UniversityLocation: ............................................................................................................................................................................ Las Cruces, N.M.Founded: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1888Enrollment: ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14,852Nickname: .................................................................................................................................................................................................AggiesColors: .........................................................................................................................................................................Crimson and WhiteAffiliation: ............................................................................................................................................................................ NCAA Division IConference: .................................................................................................................................................................. Western AthleticPresident: ..........................................................................................................................................................Dr. Garrey CarruthersAthletic Director: ............................................................................................................................................................ Mario Moccia Twitter: ........................................................................................................................................................ @MarioMocciaNMSUSenior Woman Administrator: ......................................................................................................................... Dr. Renay ScottFaculty Athletic Representative: .................................................................................................................. Dr. James PeachFacility: ..................................................................................................................................................... NM State Softball ComplexCapacity: ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,050

Head Coach .......................................................................................................................................................................... Kathy Rodolph Alma Mater ..................................................................................................................................................................... UTEP (1985) Career Record ................................................................................................................................................... .632-458 (.580) NM State Record ................................................................................................................................................. 436-366 (.544) Assistant Coach............................................................................................................................................................... Thomas Ramos Alma Mater ........................................................................................................................................ Midland College (1987)Assistant Coach........................................................................................................................................................................ Stef Ewing Alma Mater ................................................................................................................................................ Oregon State (2009)Graduate assistant ..................................................................................................................................................... Staci Rodriguez Alma Mater ........................................................................................................................................................... NM State (2015)Volunteer coach .......................................................................................................................................................................... Pam Stone Alma Mater .............................................................................................................................................................. Arizona (1984)Sports Information Director...................................................................................................................Christina Anderson Office Phone .......................................................................................................................................................... (575) 646-1885 Cell Phone ............................................................................................................................................................. (936) 648-6382 Email .............................................................................................................................................................. [email protected]

2017 Overall Record........................................................................................................................................................................ 29-25 Home ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17-10 Away ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8-9 Neutral .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4-62017 WAC Record/Finish ..................................................................................................................................................... 11-4/T-1st Home ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7-2 Away ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4-22017 Postseason ............................................................................................................................................................NCAA Regionals

Total Squad Members .............................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Seniors ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Juniors ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Sophomores ...........................................................................................................................................................................................8 Freshmen .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

PLAYERS RETURNING/Lost ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15/6Position PLayers Returning/Lost ............................................................................................................................................... 12/5Pitchers Returning/Lost .........................................................................................................................................................................3/1Newcomers ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8

2018 SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIMEFeb. 10 Kentucky (DH) 4/6 p.m.Feb. 11 Kentucky 2 p.m.Feb. 16 Oklahoma! 1:30 p.m.feb. 16 boston u! 6:30 p.m.feb. 17 ball state! 4:15 p.m.feb. 17 oklahoma! 6:30 p.m.feb. 18 boston u! 9 a.m.feb. 20 utep 6 p.m.feb. 23 portland state# 10:30 a.m.feb. 23 idaho state# 1 p.m.feb. 24 idaho state# 10:30 a.m.feb. 24 portland state# 1 p.m.feb. 25 idaho state# 10 a.m.feb. 27 texas tech (DH) 1/43 p.m.Mar. 2 Coastal carolina$ 4:30 p.m.mar. 3 coastal carolina$ 1 p.m.mar. 3 arizona state$ 7 p.m.mar. 4 coastal carolina$ 10 a.m.mar. 8 dePaul^ 7 p.m.mar. 9 portland state^ 10 a.m.mar. 9 washington^ 2:30 p.m.mar. 10 washington^ 12:15 a.m.mar. 11 unlv^ 2:30 p.m.mar. 16 Minnesota 6 p.m.mar. 17 Minnesota (DH) 4/6 p.m.mar. 21 new mexico 5:30 p.m.mar. 27 utep (DH) 4/6 P.M.Mar. 30 UMKC* 5 p.m.Mar. 31 UMKC (DH)* 12/2 p.m.Apr. 3 New Mexico 5:30 P.M.Apr. 6 CSU Bakersfield* 6 p.m.Apr. 7 CSU Bakersfield (DH)* 4/6 p.m.Apr. 13 Grand Canyon (DH)* 5/7 P.M.Apr. 14 Grand Canyon* 5 p.m.Apr. 18 Arizona (DH) 5/7 P.M.apr. 20 Utah Valley* 2 p.m.Apr. 21 Utah Valley (DH)* 1/3 p.m.Apr. 27 Seattle U* 6 p.m.Apr. 28 Seattle U (DH)* 4/6 p.m.May 1 Arizona State (DH) 3/5 p.m.May 9-12 WAC Tournament TBD

BOld Italic denotes home game* Western Athletic Conference game! Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)# UTEP Tournament (El Paso, Texas)$ Devil CLassic (Tempe, Arz.)^ Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)

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NO. NAME B/T POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL1 BRANDY HERNANDEZ L/R UT 5-0 SO. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / ONATE HS2 ZORY CALDWELL L/R OF 5-2 FR. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / MAYFIELD HS3 VICTORIA CASTRO L/R OF 5-8 JR. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. / VOLCANO VISTA HS4 CAITY SZCZESNY L/R OF 5-4 SO. ROSEVILLE, CALIF. / WOODCREEK HS5 ANNE MARIE "BUDDY" VARGAS L/R IF 5-7 FR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / EMPIRE. HS6 SHELBY SHULTES R/R C 5-6 SO. GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. / PACIFICA HS7 DESTINY BLUEFORD R/R IF 5-5 SO. FAIRFIELD, CALIF. / ARMIJO HS8 NICOLE SPYKSTRA R/R OF 5-9 SO. CHANDLER, ARIZ. / HAMILTON HS9 JEANELLE MEDINA L/R UT 5-7 SO. PICO RIVERA, CALIF. / SANTA FE, HS10 AMY BERGESON L/R OF 5-6 SR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / SAHUARO HS11 NIKKI BUTLER R/R IF 5-8 SO. LA HABRA, CALIF. / LA HABRA HS12 KENNEDY JOHNSON R/R UT 5-6 JR. JURPA VALLEY, CALIF. / ELANOR ROOSEVELT HS14 KAYLA GREEN R/R RHP 6-0 JR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / CIENEGA HS15 SARAI MEJIA L/L IF 5-7 FR. TEMECULA, CALIF. / CHAPARRAL HS17 KELSEY HORTON R/R UT 5-11 JR. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. / SAN CLEMENTE HS18 RACHEL RODRIGUEZ L/R IF 5-5 SR. PARAMOUNT, CALIF. / DOWNEY HS20 ANALISE DE LA ROCA R/R RHP 5-7 FR. SAN PEDRO, CALIF. / PORT OF LOS ANGELES HS21 SAMARIA DIAZ R/R RHP 5-10 SO. WEST CONVINA, CALIF. / BISHOP AMAT HS22 FAHREN GLACKIN L/R RHP/UT 5-6 SR. HONOLULU, HAWAI’I / KAMEHAMEHA KAPALAMA HS24 MIKAYLA BONGI L/L LHP 5-9 FR. MANTECA, CALIF. / EAST UNION HS25 BRANDI WILKE R/R RHP 5-5 JR. SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. / SAUGUS HS32 KENNEDI SORENSEN R/R C 5-7 FR. VALENCIA, CALIF. / WEST RANCH HS33 STEFANI DURAN R/R IF 5-6 FR. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / ONATE HS

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ALPHABETICALNO. NAME B/T POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL10 AMY BERGESON L/R OF 5-6 SR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / SAHUARO HS7 DESTINY BLUEFORD R/R IF 5-5 SO. FAIRFIELD, CALIF. / ARMIJO HS24 MIKAYLA BONGI L/L LHP 5-9 FR. MANTECA, CALIF. / EAST UNION HS11 NIKKI BUTLER R/R IF 5-8 SO. LA HABRA, CALIF. / LA HABRA HS2 ZORY CALDWELL L/R OF 5-2 FR. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / MAYFIELD HS3 VICTORIA CASTRO L/R OF 5-8 JR. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. / VOLCANO VISTA HS20 ANALISE DE LA ROCA R/R RHP 5-7 FR. SAN PEDRO, CALIF. / PORT OF LOS ANGELES HS21 SAMARIA DIAZ R/R RHP 5-10 SO. WEST CONVINA, CALIF. / BISHOP AMAT HS33 STEFANI DURAN R/R IF 5-6 FR. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / ONATE HS22 FAHREN GLACKIN L/R RHP/UT 5-6 SR. HONOLULU, HAWAI’I / KAMEHAMEHA KAPALAMA HS14 KAYLA GREEN R/R RHP 6-0 JR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / CIENEGA HS1 BRANDY HERNANDEZ L/R UT 5-0 SO. LAS CRUCES, N.M. / ONATE HS17 KELSEY HORTON R/R UT 5-11 JR. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. / SAN CLEMENTE HS12 KENNEDY JOHNSON R/R UT 5-6 JR. JURPA VALLEY, CALIF. / ELANOR ROOSEVELT HS9 JEANELLE MEDINA L/R UT 5-7 SO. PICO RIVERA, CALIF. / SANTA FE, HS15 SARAI MEJIA L/L IF 5-7 FR. TEMECULA, CALIF. / CHAPARRAL HS18 RACHEL RODRIGUEZ L/R IF 5-5 SR. PARAMOUNT, CALIF. / DOWNEY HS6 SHELBY SHULTES R/R C 5-6 SO. GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. / PACIFICA HS32 KENNEDI SORENSEN R/R C 5-7 FR. VALENCIA, CALIF. / WEST RANCH HS8 NICOLE SPYKSTRA R/R OF 5-9 SO. CHANDLER, ARIZ. / HAMILTON HS4 CAITY SZCZESNY L/R OF 5-4 SO. ROSEVILLE, CALIF. / WOODCREEK HS5 ANNE MARIE "BUDDY" VARGAS L/R IF 5-7 FR. TUCSON, ARIZ. / EMPIRE. HS25 BRANDI WILKE R/R RHP 5-5 JR. SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. / SAUGUS HS

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ZoryCaldwell

L/R • OF • 5-2 • Fr.

KennediSorensen

R/R • C • 5-7 • Fr.

Samaria Diaz

R/R • RHP • 5-10 • So.

Stefani Duran

R/R • IF • 5-6 • Fr.

Brandi Wilke

R/R • RHP • 5-5 • Jr.

MikaylaBongi

L/L • LHP • 5-9 • Fr.

Fahren Glackin

L/R • RHP/UT • 5-6 • Sr.

Nikki Butler

R/R • IF • 5-8 • So.

DestinyBlueford

R/R • IF • 5-5 • SO.

Amy Bergeson

L/R • OF • 5-6 • Sr.

Jeanelle Medina

L/R • UT • 5-7 • So.

Nicole Spykstra

R/R • OF • 5-9 • So.

Brandy Hernandez

L/R • UT • 5-0 • So.

VictoriaCastro

R/R • OF • 5-8 • Jr.

Caity Szczesny

L/R • OF • 5-4 • So.

Anne Marie “Buddy”Vargas

L/R • IF • 5-7 • Fr.

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L/R • IF • 5-5 • Sr.

Kennedy Johnson

R/R • UT • 5-6 • Jr.

AnaliseDe La Roca

R/R • RHP • 5-7 • Fr.

Kelsey Horton

R/R • UT • 5-11 • Jr.

Sarai Mejia

L/L • IF • 5-7 • Fr.

KaylaGreen

R/R • RHP • 6-0 • JR.

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ShelbyShultes

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STAFFHead CoaCH • 15tH SeaSon

Kathy Rodolph enters her 15th season as head coach of the NM State softball team for the 2018 season. Rodolph, the winningest head coach currently at NM State, reached two major milestones during the 2016 season as she compiled her 400th win as the Aggies’ head coach against CSU Bakersfield (4/23/16) and her 600th overall win against UMKC (4/30/16).

2017: 29-25 Overall, 11-4 WAC Rodolph led the Aggies to their third-straight regular season title and their third WAC Tournament title in 2017. Overall New Mexico State recorded a 29-25 record and a 11-4 record in league play.

With Rodolph's leadership, NM State compiled 470 hits, 80 doubles, 52 home runs, 65 stolen bases, 294 RBI and 724 total bases. In the circle, New Mexico State posted a 4.48 team ERA and pitched six shutouts over the course over the season. The Aggie pitchers also tallied seven saves and 151 strikeouts.

New Mexico State closed out the season ranked ninth nationally in batting average (.325) and 10th in both on-base percentage (.414) and slugging percentage (.501). New Mexico State was also 16th in scoring (5.93), 23rd in doubles per game (1.48) and 25th in home runs per game (0.96). On defense, the Aggies averaged 0.41 double plays per game which ranked 47th in the country.

In addition to the national rankings, NM State finished first among Western Athletic Conference teams in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, home runs (52), RBI (294), runs scored (320), and stolen bases (65). Kelsey Horton led the league in batting average, slugging percentage, total bases, RBI, home runs and runs scored (52). Fahren Glackin led the conference with 30 walks and Nikki Butler was hit by a pitch a league-high 13 times. Haley Nakamura put down nine sacrifice bunts and Rachel Rodriguez recorded 22 stolen bases.

At the conclusion of the regular season, Victoria Castro, Kayla Green, and Glackin were named to the All-WAC Second Team while Butler, Horton and Rodriguez were named to the All-WAC First Team. Horton was named the WAC Player of the Year. The sophomore was also named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Pacific Region Second Team.

After winning the conference tournament for the second time in three seasons, Samaria Diaz, Misty Hoohuli, Castro and Rodriguez were named to the all-tournament team with Rodriguez receiving the coveted most valuable player award. 2016: 38-21 Overall, 14-1 WAC After guiding the Aggies to a 14-1 Western Athletic Conference (WAC) record and back-to-back regular season titles, Rodolph was named the WAC Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year and the third time overall. Overall, NM State compiled a 38-21 record, which is the fourth consecutive year the team has won 30 or more games. The Aggies also tied a program-best winning streak with 11 games from Apr. 15-May 11. With Rodolph’s guidance, the team racked up 104 stolen bases over the course of the season. This breaks the previous single-season record of 96 stolen bases, which was set in 1998. The team had 48 more stolen bases than any other team in the WAC. The Aggies were ranked No. 7 in the nation in batting average (.343), No. 11 in on-base percentage (.427), No. 2 in slugging percentage (.508), No. 24 in stolen bases (1.76) per game, No. 27 in triples per game (0.25), No. 29 in scoring (5.95), and No. 50 in win/loss percentage (0.644). The pitching staff, led by head coach Kathy

THE RODOLPH FILESALMA MATER: UTEP (1985)

OVERALL RECORD......................................................................632-458(.580)OVERALL NCAA RECORD...........................................................505-400(.558)NM STATE RECORD.....................................................................436-366(.544)WAC RECORD ................................................................................129-87(.597)

YEAR TEAM RECORD (CONFERENCE/FINISH)

2017 NM STATE 29-25 (11-4 WAC/T-1ST)2016 NM STATE 38-21 (14-1 WAC/1ST)2015 NM STATE 47-16 (14-1 WAC/1ST)2014 NM STATE 31-23 (10-4 WAC/2ND)2013 NM STATE 37-20 (16-5 WAC/2ND)2012 NM STATE 24-29 (5-16 WAC/7TH)2011 NM STATE 44-17 (17-4 WAC/1ST)2010 NM STATE 27-28 (7-14 WAC/6TH)2009 NM STATE 33-21 (11-9 WAC/5TH)2008 NM STATE 26-36 (7-11 WAC/5TH)2007 NM STATE 31-27 (9-9 WAC/3RD)2006 NM STATE 26-23 (8-9 WAC/5TH)2005 NM STATE 29-31 (10-10 SBC/4TH)2004 NM STATE 14-49 (2-17 SBC/6TH)2003 ANGELO ST. (DII) 50-9 (LONE STAR)2002 ANGELO ST. (DII) 22-22 (LONE STAR)‘99-’00 EL PASO CC 124-61

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Rodolph, was ranked 59th in the nation in team ERA. In addition to the national rankings, the Aggies led the WAC in team batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, runs scored, hits, RBIs, triples, home runs, total bases, total plate appearances, at bats, walks, stolen bases, ERA, batters struck out, batters struck out looking, wins, fielding percentage, putouts and fielding double plays. The Aggies had nine players named WAC Hitter and WAC Pitcher of the Week. In addition to the major awards, eight Aggies were named to the All-WAC Teams. Karysta Donisthorpe, Makayla McAdams, Fiana Finau and Horton earned All-WAC First Team honors, while Corrin Green, Victoria Castro, Rachel Rodriguez and Tatum Reedy were named Second Team All-WAC. Emma Adams, Rodriguez, Reedy and Donisthorpe were also selected for the All-Tournament team during the WAC Tournament. Finau and Adams were chosen for the NFCA All-Region Third Team as well. Under Rodolph’s tutelage, Finau became the first Aggie in program history to be named National Fastpitch Coach’s Association (NFCA) National Player of the Week. This honor was given after Finau went 11-for-19 with three doubles, three home runs and five runs scored to help the Aggies’ to a 4-2 record for the week. Finau also became the fourth consecutive Aggie to be selected as WAC Player of the Year. In addition, Kelsey Horton became the first Aggie to be named a Top 10 finalist for the Shutt Sports / NFCA National Freshman of the Year. Horton, who was the second consecutive NM State player to be named WAC Freshman of the Year, led the league and the team with 13 home runs. During game two of the CSU Bakersfield series, Adams amassed her 10th double of the season and the 43rd of her career to break the record for career doubles. The previous record of 42 doubles was set by Kristi Randall from 2006-09. Adams finished her career with 46 doubles.

2015: 47-16 Overall, 14-1 WAC Rodolph’s team had the best season in program history in 2015. The Aggies amassed a program-high 47 wins overall, which included a 6-4 win over No. 19 Arizona State on Apr. 6. After leading NM State to a 14-1 league record, their best in program history, Rodolph was named WAC Coach of the Year. The squad went on to capture the WAC Tournament title to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. In addition to breaking the program record in wins, Rodolph’s Aggies broke the single season team record in slugging percentage (.602), on-base percentage (.445), run scored (465), hits (589), doubles (100) and home runs (103). The Aggies also turned the first triple play in program history during the second inning of game two against No. 17 Arizona on Mar. 21. Rodolph’s teams are known for power, which was showcased during the 2015 WAC Tournament. The Aggies went 4-1 in the tournament that was hosted at the NM State Softball Complex. After dominating Utah Valley 13-3, the squad dropped their second contest of the tournament to CSU Bakersfield. Rodolph then guided her team to three straight wins en route to the WAC Tournament title and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The final game of the tournament was an 18-10 victory over CSU Bakersfield where the Aggies amassed eight home runs, which is a program record for home runs in a single game. Emma Adams, S. Rodriguez, Dodd and McBride were named to the All-Tournament team, with Adams being chosen as the Tournament MVP. As a team, Rodolph’s Aggies placed five on the All-WAC First Team (Staci Rodriguez, Dallas McBride, Kelsey Dodd, Fiana Finau and Haley Nakamura) and one on the All-WAC Second Team (Karysta Donisthorpe). McBride was also selected as Freshman of the Year. Under Rodolph’s tutelage, senior center fielder Staci Rodriguez was named the WAC Player of the Year for the second time in her career. S. Rodriguez is the

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THOMASRAMOS

aSSiStant CoaCH • FirSt SeaSon

Thomas Ramos joins the New Mexico State softball staff for the 2018 season. Ramos comes to NM State after spending 19 seasons as the head coach at Midland College. As the only head coach in the program's history, Ramos led the Lady Chaparrals to an 851-279-3 record while guiding the team to 17 consecutive trips to the regional tournament. He also helped Midland College to eight Western Junior College Athletic Conference titles and four National Junior College Athletic Association tournament appearances. In 2017 alone, Ramos' Lady Chaps posted a 38-16 record and finished third in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference while making it to the championship of the Region V West Tournament. The team recorded a .383 batting average, a .438 on-base percentage and a .554 slugging percentage that season. Ramos is no stranger to recognition and from 2002-08 was named the WJCAC Coach of the Year. He was also named the Region V Coach of the Year in 2001-03 and 2008. Prior to becoming the Lady Chaps head softball coach, Ramos worked as the Midland College intramural coordinator, the volunteer men's basketball coach and the cheerleading coach from 1989-1997. Ramos received his associate's degree in General Studies from Midland College in 1987 before earning his bachelor's in Kinesiology from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. He is currently pursuing his masters from UTPB.

only player in NM State history to earn the honor twice. S. Rodriguez broke the program’s single season record for runs scored with 73 and sacrifice flies with six. In addition, she ranked No. 3 in the record books for single season doubles and on-base percentage with 16 and .529, respectively. Overall, S. Rodriguez finished her career with a program-best 194 career runs scored and a program-high 12 career sacrifice flies. She also ranked second in career home runs (56), RBIs (192) and on-base percentage. With Rodolph’s guidance, Fiana Finau tied the all-time single-season program record with 24 home runs. Additionally, Finau broke the all-time single season RBI record with 74 and ranked third in the record books in single-season slugging percentage with a .792. 2014: 31-23 Overall, 10-4 WAC In 2014, Rodolph reached two important milestones as she earned her 300th win with the Aggies as well as her 500th win overall in her coaching career. Following the 2014 season, she held a 518-396 overall record and a 322-303 record at NM State with the Aggies going 31-23 overall and 10-4 in the Western Athletic Conference. The 2014 team saw success not only in WAC play, where the Aggies finished second to Grand Canyon (12-3), but also in nonconference play with wins over seasonal foes Texas Tech (2/16) and UNLV (3/1). The team opened the season with the 24th Annual Troy Cox Classic and faced Florida State and Nebraska, teams both ranked in the top-10 nationally. The Aggies received the No. 1 seed in the WAC Tournament in 2014 after being named the top preseason pick. With wins over No. 3 Seattle U and No. 2 Kansas City, the Aggies were eliminated from the tournament after a two losses to No. 4 Utah Valley. In the WAC series finale versus Bakersfield (4/12), the Aggies stamped a new conference and NM State record for most runs scored in a single inning with 17. The Aggies’ 17 runs shattered the previous WAC record of 13 runs in a single inning set in 2010 by Hawaii against Nevada. The Aggies recorded 11 hits, five walks, two hit batters and 15 RBI in the inning. On 11 hits in the inning, NM State only recorded one extra base hit, with the

remainder coming as singles. NM State had eight players selected to the All-WAC team in 2014 including WAC Player of the Year Lacey Rother. In 125 at bats, Rother averaged a .376 batting average, slugging at .648 and averaged a .512 on base percentage. Rother was seen hitting in the top-5 for NM State, recording 12 multi-hit games, nine multi-RBI games and reached base 18 times, which was her longest streak. In WAC play, Rother was the top hitter for the Aggies averaging a .462 as she went 18-for-39 in conference play. The Aggies also had seven players claim the WAC Hitter of the Week award and two players named WAC Pitcher of the Week. For the 2014 season, the Aggies had the most players win Player of the Week as well and had the most players named to the All-WAC teams. Rodolph guided the Aggie pitching staff to lead the conference in nearly every pitching category and a team ERA of 3.93 with two shutouts and five saves. Her pitchers held the opponents to a .289 batting average while striking out 67 batters looking. 2013: 37-20 Overall, 16-5 WAC In 2013, Rodolph led the Aggies to a second-place finish in the Western Athletic Conference with a 37-20 season record. Her Aggies were 16-5 in conference play and held the longest winning streak in program history with 11 wins. The record-setting win for NM State came against No. 17 Arizona (4/9). The feat topped the team’s previous record of 10 that was set during the historical 2011 season when the Aggies won the WAC title and made their first ever NCAA appearance. Rodolph guided her Aggies to lead the conference for much of the 2013 season as senior pitcher Alex Newman marked a career-high 24 wins to finish her career with 58 wins in 91 starts. Under the tutelage of Rodolph, Newman finished the season with a 1.88 ERA, which was second in the WAC. Newman topped off her Aggie career with a First Team All-WAC selection and All-Tournament honors. Rodolph and her staff also saw success from their hitters as sophomore Staci Rodriguez finished the year as the 2013 WAC Player of the Year with 20 home runs, which led the conference and tied for 10th best in the nation. The 2013 team produced six All-Conference players, two NFCA All-Pacific Region accolades and five weeks of WAC Pitcher/Hitter of the Week honors.

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STEFEWING

STAFFaSSoCiate Head CoaCH • tHird SeaSon

Stefanie Ewing enters her third season as an assistant softball coach for the Aggies. In her short time at New Mexico State, Ewing has proven to be an integral part of the Aggies’ offense.

Following the 2017 season, New Mexico State ranked ninth nationally in batting average (.325) and 10th in both on-base percentage (.414) and slugging percentage (.501). New Mexico State was also 16th in scoring (5.93), 23rd in doubles per game (1.48) and 25th in home runs per game (0.96).

In addition to the national rankings, NM State finished first among Western Athletic Conference teams in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, home runs (52), RBI (294), runs scored (320), and stolen bases (65).

During the 2016, she helped coach NM State to a 38-21 overall record and a 14-1 record in conference play. The Aggies also won their second-straight Western Athletic Conference regular season title. With Ewing helping with the offense, New Mexico State was ranked No. 7 in the nation in batting average (.343), No. 11 in on-base percentage (.427), No. 2 in slugging percentage (.508), No. 24 in stolen bases (1.76) per game, No. 27 in triples per game (0.25), No. 29 in scoring (5.95), and No. 50 in win/loss percentage (0.644).

Prior to NM State, Ewing was an assistant coach for the Arizona Firecrackers under 18 Gold team and the Arizona Hotshots Club team from 2011-15. While there, she coached over 30 players to be All-Region, All-Conference, All-Americans, Freshmen of the Year and Academic All-Americans at the Division I-III level. In addition to coaching the Firecrackers and the Hotshots, Ewing was the varsity softball coach at Chaparral High School from 2012-15. The Scottsdale, Ariz. native guided Chaparral to the state finals in 2013 and the state semi-finals in 2014. Following her team’s run in the state tournament, Ewing was named Arizona Big School Coach of the Year in 2013. Ewing began her coaching career in 2010 as an assistant coach at Butler, where the team garnered the most wins in school history. Under her guidance, the Bulldogs set offensive records in home runs, batting average, RBIs and runs scored. Ewing played at Oregon State from 2006-09. During the 2006 season, Oregon State advanced to the Women’s College World Series for the first time in program history. During that same year, Ewing earned All-Pacific Region and was named to the All-PAC 10 Freshman Team. Additionally, Ewing was named All-Pac 10 in 2009 and was a three-year captain for the Beavers. In 2004, Ewing was a member of the Greek National team at 16 years old. She participated in the Olympic Test Event in Athens, Greece, that year where she won a silver medal. Ewing attended High School Desert Mountain from 2001-05 where she was named Player of the Year twice and All-Arizona three times.

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Staci Rodriguez enters her second season as a graduate assistant with the softball Program. The Paramount, Calif., native joined the coaching staff after leaving her mark across the New Mexico State softball record books as a player. Rodriguez was an outstanding player for the Aggies as she consistently since her freshman year, primarily in the outfield. as a sophomore, she led the team with a .780 slugging percentage and 20 home runs. Those 20 bombs led the WAC, placed her 10th in the nation and second in the NM State Record Book. She posted three homers against Siena college, the most hit by any Aggie Player in a game until Kelsey Horton tied the record in 2017. Her .357 hitting clip was good for second on the team and fifth in the conference. In her 60 hits on the season, Rodriguez tallied 63 RBI. Rodriguez was named WAC Player of the Year, Hitter of the Week three times and received WAC All-Academic honors. She was also recognized as a Player of the Week by ESPNW College Softball Notebook. During her junior season, Rodriguez went 58-for-146 with 45 RBI and a WAC-leading 15 home runs to finish the year with a .397 batting average. Rodriguez reached base 37 consecutive times to lead the team and finished the season with 20 multi-hit games and 12 multi-RBI games. Rodriguez was named WAC player of the Week two times during the 2014 season and was also placed on the All-WAC second team. She was also named to the NFCA All-Region for the second straight year. Rodriguez started all 63 games in center field during the final year of her storied NM State career. She led the team in batting average (.401), on-base percentage (.529), runs scored (73), walks (49) and was tied for the team lead in doubles (16). She was also second in slugging percentage (.763), hits (71), RBIs (58) and home runs (16). Her 73 runs scored broke the Aggie record for runs scored in a season and upped her career total to 194 runs scored, which was also a new team record. Rodriguez also became only the second player in NM State softball history to reach 50 home runs in a career, netting her 50th in Seattle off of a grand slam. She finished her career with 56 total homers, second all-time in program history. Rodriguez also finished her career second on the all-time RBIs list with 192, second in career slugging percentage (.694) and second in career on-base percentage (.467). She finished with a career .351 batting average. At the conclusion of the WAC regular season, Rodriguez was named the 2015 WAC Player of the Year, her second Player of the Year award. She was also named to the All-WAC first team, marking her third-straight year on an All-WAC team. It was also the third-consecutive time on an NFCA All-Region team as she was a third-team member for the second-straight year. Among other accolades, Rodriguez was part of the WAC All-Tournament team and picked up a WAC Hitter of the Week honor as she finished her career with six such awards.


Pam Stone comes to Las Cruces, N.M., for the 2018 season after spending 15 years coaching at Arizona Western College in Yuma, Arizona. While there, Stone racked up 570 wins and in 2001, her team placed third at the national tournament posting a record of 64-7. Prior to her time at Arizona Western, Stone began her coaching journey at Southwestern College in Chula Vista, Calif. During her seven years there, she was voted the Pacific Coast Conference Coach of the Year on three occasions. For her outstanding efforts as a coach, she was inducted into the Southwestern College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2016. Stone played volleyball and softball at Point Loma Nazarene University from 1979-1980. While playing softball at PLNU, she was named to the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women's All-Tournament Team after posting a 0.00 ERA that season. Stone continued her education at the University of Arizona in 1982 where she competed for three years. She ended her career with the Wildcats with 343 strikeouts and a 0.73 ERA. The San Diego Calif., native received her bachelor's in Exercise and Sports Science from Arizona and also received a master's in Sports Science from United States Sports Academy and a master's in Psychology from the University of Phoenix.

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OPPONENT W L LAST Adams State ...............................................2 .....................0 .........................1987Akron ..............................................................0.....................1 ......................... 1989Alabama ........................................................0.....................1 ..........................1999Albany .............................................................1 .....................0 ........................2005Arizona ................................................9..................65 ..................2017Arizona State ....................................8 .................32 ..................2017Arkansas ......................................................2 .....................1 .........................2005Auburn ...........................................................0.....................2 ........................ 2007Ball State ...........................................1 ..................1 .....................1999Baylor ............................................................4 .....................3 ........................2002Bethune-Cookman ..................................1 .....................0 ........................2006Binghampton ..............................................1 .....................0 .........................2014Boise State ..................................................8 ....................5 .........................2016 Boston U .............................................0 .................2 ....................2004Bowling Green .........................................3 .....................3 ........................2005Bradley ..........................................................2 .....................3 .........................2017Brigham Young .........................................2 .....................4 .........................2016Buffalo ..........................................................1 .....................2 ........................ 2007California ....................................................2 .....................18 .......................2012California-Santa Barbara ...............21 ..................25...................... 2007Cal Poly .........................................................10 ..................5 .........................2014Cal Poly Pomona.....................................1 .....................4 ........................ 1989 Cal State Bakersfield ..................16 ...............7 .....................2017Cal State.-Domignez. Hills ....................... 1 ........................0 ............................. 1980Cal State-Fullerton ..................................... 13 .....................33 .......................... 2016Cal State-Northridge .................................. 6 ....................... 15 ........................... 2013Campbell .............................................................. 1 ........................0 ............................. 2016Century ..........................................................2 .....................0 ........................2000Centenary ...................................................2 .....................0 ........................2000Central Michigan. ..................................6 .....................4 ........................2009Central State ............................................1 .....................0 .........................1981Chaminade ...................................................2 .....................0 .........................1992Chattanooga ..............................................1 .....................0 .........................1996Cleveland State .......................................2 .....................0 ........................ 2010 Coastal Carolina ............................0 .................0 ..First meetingCollege of the Southwest ..............6 .....................0 ........................ 1989Colorado State. .......................................32 ..................25.......................2015Connecticut ................................................1 .....................2 .........................2015Creighton .....................................................9 .....................14 .......................2016Dayton ............................................................2 .....................0 ........................2002DePaul ..................................................4..................4 .....................2017Detroit............................................................1 .....................0 .........................2016Drake...............................................................4 .....................4 .........................2016 East Carolina ............................................2 .....................1 ..........................2016Eastern Illinois .......................................1 .....................2 ........................2009Eastern Michigan ...................................0.....................1 ..........................1995Eastern New Mexico ............................5 .....................4 ........................ 2007 El Paso CC ...................................................2 .....................0 ........................ 2007Florida ...........................................................0.....................1 .........................2000Florida Atlantic ......................................2 .....................1 ..........................2017Florida Gulf Coast ................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2010Florida International ..........................7 .....................15 ......................2005Florida State .............................................0.....................5 .........................2014Fresno State ..............................................5 .....................33 ......................2014Furman ..........................................................2 .....................0 .........................1994George Mason...........................................1 .....................0 ........................2006 Georgetown ...............................................2 .....................0 ........................2008Georgia ..........................................................0.....................1 ..........................1999Glendale C.C. ..............................................1 .....................0 .........................1981Grand Canyon ...................................6..................6 .....................2017Harvard .........................................................1 .....................1 ..........................2015Hawai’i ...........................................................14 ..................42 ......................2012Hawai’i-Loa .................................................0.....................1 ..........................1992Houston .........................................................2 .....................2 ........................ 2007Houston Baptist ......................................2 .....................0 .........................2014Idaho State ........................................6..................3 .................... 1982Illinois ...........................................................0.....................1 ..........................2012Illinois-Chicago.......................................6 .....................6 .........................2013Illinois State .............................................2 .....................3 .........................1996Incarnate Word ......................................6 .....................0 .........................2016 Indiana ............................................................1 .....................0 .........................2012Indiana State ..............................................2 .....................0 .........................2015

Iona ...................................................................2 .....................1 .........................2003Iowa State...................................................6 .....................5 .........................2014Kansas............................................................6 .....................12 .......................2015Kansas State..............................................1 .....................0 ........................ 1982Kentucky .............................................0 .................1 .................... 2001Liberty ............................................................1 .....................0 ........................2005LIU-Brooklyn .............................................1 .....................0 .........................2012Longwood ....................................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2007Long Beach State. ...................................12 ..................30 ......................2015Long Island .................................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2010 Louisiana-Lafayette ...............................0.....................20 .....................2005Louisiana-Monroe ..................................5 .....................1 ..........................2015Louisiana Tech...........................................18 ..................13 .......................2013Louisville .....................................................0.....................1 .........................2002Loyola-Illinois. .........................................7 .....................0 ........................2005Loyola Marymount ................................5 .....................5 .........................2011LSU ....................................................................0.....................2 .........................2017Maine ...............................................................1 .....................0 .........................2016Mankato State ..........................................1 .....................0 .........................1985Marist ............................................................2 .....................1 .........................2004Marshall ......................................................0.....................1 .........................2003Maryland......................................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2007McNeese State ..........................................1 .....................3 ........................ 2007Mesa CC .........................................................1 .....................2 ........................ 1984Metro State ................................................3 .....................0 ........................ 1988Miami (Ohio) ...............................................3 .....................1 .........................2009Michigan .......................................................2 .....................10 .......................2017Michigan State .........................................5 .....................5 ......................... 1997Middle Tennesee. .....................................6 .....................19 .......................2015Minnesota ..........................................8 .................11 ...................2015Mississippi ..................................................0.....................1 ..........................1999Mississippi State ....................................1 .....................3 ........................ 2007Missouri .......................................................0.....................5 .........................2016Missouri State .........................................0.....................1 .........................2004 Missouri-Kansas City ..................18 ...............1 .....................2017Montana ........................................................1 .....................0 .........................2015Morehead State .......................................1 .....................0 ........................2006Mount St. Mary’s ....................................2 .....................0 .........................2016Nebraska ......................................................6 .....................17 .......................2017Nebraska-Kearney .................................4 .....................0 ........................ 1984Nevada ............................................................11 ...................14 .......................2012New Mexico .......................................66 ...............80 ..................2017North Carolina State ..........................1 .....................1 ..........................2017N.M. Highlands ..........................................34 ..................3 .........................1993 North Dakota.............................................4 .....................0 .........................2015North Dakota State...............................0.....................1 .........................2008North Texas ................................................7 .....................6 ........................2005Northern Arizona ...................................2 .....................3 .........................1985Northern Colorado ..............................18 ..................16 .......................2017Northern Iowa .........................................1 .....................2 ........................2003Northwestern ..........................................2 .....................5 .........................2016Northwest Missouri. ..........................3 .....................1 .......................... 1979Notre Dame .................................................0.....................3 .........................2013 Ohio ..................................................................1 .....................0 ........................2009 Ohio State ...................................................4 .....................4 ........................2008Oklahoma ...........................................5 ..................19 ...................2016Oklahoma City ..........................................4 .....................3 ......................... 1997Oklahoma State .......................................4 .....................16 .......................2017Omaha .............................................................1 .....................0 .........................2017Oregon ...........................................................4 .....................9 .........................2016Oregon State .............................................5 .....................13 .......................2017Pacific ............................................................18 ..................28 ......................2014Pacific Lutheran .....................................1 .....................1 ..........................1992Penn State ...................................................3 .....................2 .........................2013Phoenix Western ....................................0.....................1 .......................... 1979Pima CC ..........................................................6 .....................1 ......................... 2007Portland State ................................4..................3 .....................2017Purdue............................................................3 .....................3 .........................2016Sacramento State. .................................10 ..................6 ........................2000Sam Houston State. ..............................3 .....................2 .........................2011 Samford ........................................................2 .....................0 ........................2009 St. Edwards ...............................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2007St. Joseph’s ................................................1 .....................0 ........................ 2010

St. Mary’s (CA)..........................................8 ....................3 .........................2016St. Peter’s ....................................................3 .....................0 ........................2004San Diego .......................................................0.....................1 .........................2003San Diego State ........................................3 .....................5 .........................2017San Francisco ...........................................2 .....................1 ..........................1987San Jose State..........................................27 ..................31 .......................2015Santa Clara ................................................2 .....................0 .........................2012Seattle U .............................................18 ...............2 .....................2017Seton Hall ...................................................2 .....................1 ..........................2014Siena College ............................................2 .....................1 ..........................2013South Alabama .........................................0.....................1 .........................2009 South Carolina ........................................0.....................2 ........................ 2001South Florida ............................................1 .....................5 .........................2016South Dakota .............................................2 .....................0 .........................2013Southern Illinois....................................3 .....................1 ..........................2017Southern Utah ..........................................11 ...................2 .........................2016Stanford .......................................................2 .....................2 .........................2012Stephen F. Austin ....................................6 .....................2 .........................2012St. John’s (NY) ...........................................1 .....................0 .........................2015Tennessee .....................................................0.....................4 .........................2017Texas ................................................................1 .....................1 ......................... 2001Texas A&M ...................................................2 .....................9 ........................2008 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi .....................6 .......................4 ............................. 2014Texas-Arlington ......................................13 ..................11 .......................2014 Texas-San Antonio .................................12 ..................10 .......................2017Texas State..................................................9 .....................10 .......................2013Texas Tech ..........................................19 ...............26 ..................2015Texas Wesleyan .......................................1 .....................0 ........................ 1980Tokyo College of PE .............................0.....................2 .........................1996Toledo .............................................................1 .....................2 ......................... 1997Tulsa ................................................................4 .....................3 .........................2015UCLA ..................................................................0.....................5 ........................ 2001UCF ....................................................................2 .....................2 .........................2016 UNLV .......................................................11 ................31 ...................2017US International ......................................3 .....................1 ..........................1990USC Upstate ................................................0.....................1 ..........................2016Utah ..................................................................14 ..................36 ......................2016Utah State ....................................................48..................47 .......................2013Utah Valley. .......................................17 ................2 .....................2017UTEP .......................................................30 ...............11 ...................2017Valparaiso ...................................................1 .....................1 ..........................2012Villanova ......................................................1 .....................0 ........................2006 Virginia Tech ..............................................0.....................1 .........................2008Washington .......................................0 .................6 .................... 2001Weber State ...............................................14 ..................10 .......................2015West Texas A&M .....................................6 .....................1 ......................... 1983Western Illinois .....................................0.....................2 ........................2003Western Kentucky ................................8 ....................15 ......................2005Western Michigan .................................10 ..................3 .........................2016Western New Mexico..........................19 ..................5 ........................ 2007Wichita State ............................................9 .....................1 .........................2000Wisconsin ....................................................3 .....................2 .........................2015Wisconsin-Green Bay ..........................3 .....................0 .........................1992Wyoming .......................................................13 ..................6 ........................ 1983Bold denotes 2018 opponent

1975 (4-3, 1-1 INTERMOUNTAIN)Diane Ulibari4/17 at Adams State 11-3 W 4/19 *at N. Arizona 10-0 W 4/19 *at N. Arizona 3-9 L5/9 BYU 9-8 W 5/9 WYOMING 12-2 W 5/10 ARIZONA STATE 1-11 L5/19 N. COLORADO 3-11 L* Intermountain Conference Game

1976 (4-7, 3-5 INTERMOUNTAIN)Diane Ulibarri4/16 *UTAH STATE 4-5 L4/16 *WEBER STATE 9-5 W 4./17 *UTAH 5-2 W 4/24 *ARIZONA 2-5 L4/24 *ARIZONA STATE 8-2 W 4/30 *at Colorado State 1-2 L4/30 *at N. Colorado 0-6 L5/1 *at Colorado State 3-2 W 5/1 *at Wyoming 3-6 L5/6 UTAH STATE 2-14 L5/6 WEBER STATE 4-8 L* Intermountain Conference

1977 (4-7, 3-5 INTERMOUNTAIN)Sam Ross4/1 *WYOMING 7-1 W 4/2 *COLORADO STATE 10-1 W 4/2 *N. COLORADO 0-9 L4/15 *at Utah 1-5 L4/16 *at Utah State 0-1 L4/16 *at Weber State 6-8 L4/30 *ARIZONA 1-0 W4/30 *ARIZONA STATE 5-8 L5/12 at Idaho State 8-3 W5/12 at N. Colorado 0-10 L5/13 at Utah 3-8 L* Intermountain Conference Game

1978 (11-16, 5-6 INTERMOUNTAIN)Sam Ross3/22 MICHIGAN STATE 3-6 L3/22 MICHIGAN STATE 0-6 L3/23 NEW MEXICO 7-3 W 3/23 N. COLORADO 5-12 L3/24 ARIZONA STATE $ 3-1 W 3/24 N. COLORADO$ 1-9 L3/25 ARIZONA STATE $ 2-4 L3/31 *UTAH 6-4 W 4/1 *UTAH STATE 3-2 W 4/1 *WEBER STATE 3-8 L4/6 at Pima CC 8-0 W 4/7 at Arizona & 4-1 W 4/7 vs. Arizona State & 1-6 L4/8 vs. New Mexico & 3-2 W 4/14 *at Arizona 4-1 W 4/15 *at Arizona State 0-1 L4/15 NEW MEXICO 8-0 W 4/22 at New Mexico % 0-5 L4/23 at New Mexico % 5-6 L4/27 *at Colorado State 8-0 W 4/28 *at Colorado State 15-1 W 4/28 *at Wyoming 3-4 L4/29 *at N. Colorado 2-5 L5/11 *at Utah State 1-10 L5/11 *at Weber State 0-3 L5/12 at N.Colorado 2-5 L5/12 at Weber State 3-5 L* Intermountain Conference Game $ Roadrunner Invitational& Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)% New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)

1979 (19-23, 8-8 INTERMOUNTAIN)Sam Ross2/27 NW MISSOURI ST 2-5 L2/28 NW MISSOURI ST 5-4 W 2/28 NW MISSOURI ST 3-0 W 2/28 NW MISSOURI ST 4-0 W 3/13 OKLAHOMA 0-5 L3/13 OKLAHOMA 0-1 L3/15 at Arizona State % 2-7 L3/16 vs. Kansas % 0-4 L3/16 vs. Oklahoma State % 5-2 W 3/16 vs. Phoenix Westerners% 0-3 L3/21 MICHIGAN STATE $ 3-4 L3/22 ARIZONA $ 1-10 L3/22 N. COLORADO$ 1-2 L3/23 MESA CC $ 12-1 W 3/23 PIMA CC $ 4-1 W 3/24 ARIZONA $ 1-10 L3/24 MICHIGAN STATE $ 9-2 W3/29 vs. Arizona & 0-10 L3/29 vs. San Diego State & 2-0 W 3/30 vs. Mesa CC & 1-2 L3/30 vs. New Mexico & 2-1 W4/5 *UTAH STATE 4-5 L4/5 *UTAH STATE 7-0 W 4/6 *WEBER STATE 4-1 W

4/6 *WEBER STATE 3-2 W 4/7 *UTAH 2-1 W 4/7 *UTAH 5-1 W 4/13 *at Arizona State 0-7 L4/13 *at Arizona State 0-2 L4/14 *at Arizona 6-13 L4/14 *at Arizona 1-11 L4/26 *at Wyoming 0-2 L4/26 *at Wyoming 4-2 W 4/27 *at Colorado State 2-0 W 4/27 *at Colorado State 8-0 W 4/28 *at N. Colorado 0-3 L4.28 *at N. Colorado 3-4 L5/5 NEW MEXICO 6-3 W 5/5 NEW MEXICO 2-0 W 5/10 IDAHO STATE 1-2 L5/10 UTAH 0-4 L* Intermountain Conference Game$ Roadrunner Invitational& Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)% Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)

1980 (21-15, 4-4 INTERMOUNTAIN)Sam Ross3/1 at New Mexico 0-2 L3/1 at New Mexico 3-4 L3/8 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-0 W 3/8 N.M. HIGHLANDS 17-0 W 3/9 TEXAS TECH 8-1 W 3/9 TEXAS TECH 7-0 W 3/10 CREIGHTON 8-3 W 3/12 OKLAHOMA 7-6 W 3/13 ARIZONA STATE $ 1-5 L3/13 OKLAHOMA $ 4-0 W 3/14 COLORADO STATE $ 14-0 W 3/14 KANSAS $ 7-2 W 3/15 NEW MEXICO $ 5-4 W 3/15 OKLAHOMA STATE $ 2-4 L3/20 vs. Illinois State & 0-6 L3/20 vs. Kansas & 0-6 L3/21 vs. Nebraska-Kearney & 5-2 W 3/27 vs. UC Santa Barbara % 7-0 W 3/28 vs. Cal State Fullerton % 0-3 L3/28 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills% 4-2 W 3/29 vs. Cal State Northridge % 0-4 L3/30 at Pima CC 1-0 W 3/30 at Pima CC 5-0 W 4/4 *IDAHO STATE 9-4 W 4/4 *IDAHO STATE 4-1 W 4/5 *at Utah State 3-1 W 4/5 *at Utah State 0-4 L4/11 *at Weber State 1-2 L4/11 *at Weber State 0-2 L4/12 *at Utah 0-9 L4/12 *at Utah 1-0 W 4/18 vs. North Texas # 15-0 W 4/18 vs. Texas-Arlington # 1-4 L4/18 vs. Texas-Wesleyan # 2-1 W 4/19 vs. Sam Houston State # 1-4 L3/19 vs. Texas-Arlington # 0-3 L* Intermountain Conference Game$ Roadrunner Invitational& Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla.)% Wildcats Invitational# Texas-Arlington Invitational (Arlington, Texas)

1981 (23-22, 7-7 INTERMOUNTAIN)Mike Frietze3/6 IOWA STATE 5-2 W 3/6 IOWA STATE 0-4 L3/7 at New Mexico 3-0 W 3/7 at New Mexico 2-3 L3/9 WYOMING 7-9 L3/9 WYOMING 2-4 L3/10 CREIGHTON 3-0 W 3/10 CREIGHTON 0-1 L3/12 GLENDALE CC $ 14-5 W 3/12 TEXAS TECH $ 4-7 L3/13 CENTRAL ARIZONA $ 11-4 W 3/13 WYOMING $ 1-3 L3/14 ARIZONA $ 2-1 W 3/14 CREIGHTON $ 2-4 L3/16 at Texas Tech 13-0 W 3/16 at Texas Tech 8-0 W 3/17 at West Texas State 3-1 W 3/19 vs. Central State & 2-0 W 3/19 vs. Kansas & 0-1 L3/20 vs. Stephen F. Austin & 7-2 W 3/20 vs. Western Michigan & 0-2 L3/21 vs. Texas A&M & 0-2 L3/28 PIMA CC 8-2 W 3/28 PIMA CC 3-1 W 4/3 *WEBER STATE 3-0 W 4/3 *WEBER STATE 3-0 W 4/4 *UTAH 0-2 L4/4 *UTAH 2-4 L4/11 *NEW MEXICO 1-2 L4/11 *NEW MEXICO 7-0 W 4/24 *at Idaho State 1-0 W 4/24 *at Idaho State 2-4 L4/25 *at Utah State 4-5 L

4/25 *at Utah State 0-3 L5/1 *at N. Colorado 7-8 L5/1 *at N. Colorado 6-4 W 5/2 *at Wyoming 2-1 W 5/2 *at Wyoming 3-2 W 5/7 UTAH STATE 1-0 W 5/7 WEBER STATE 4-3 W 5/8 NEW MEXICO 0-1 L5/8 UTAH 2-0 W 5/9 NEW MEXICO 1-4 L5/15 CAL STATE FULLERTON 6-7 L5/15 CREIGHTON 2-4 L* Intermountain Conference Game$ Roadrunner Invitational& Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla.)

1982 (23-17, 9-5 INTERMOUNTAIN)Mike Frietze2/27 NEW MEXICO 4-3 W 2/27 NEW MEXICO 9-3 W 2/28 NEW MEXICO 4-0 W 2/28 NEW MEXICO 2-3 L3/4 vs. Texas Tech % 1-0 W 3/5 vs. Cal Poly Pomona % 1-2 L3/5 vs. New Mexico % 5-7 L3/6 at Arizona State % 0-2 L3/6 at Arizona State % 0-3 L3/6 vs. Pacific % 0-3 L3/10 WYOMING 3-0 W 3/10 WYOMING 2-0 W 3/11 CENTRAL ARIZONA $ 2-1 W 3/11 COLORADO STATE $ 7-0 W 3/12 NEBRASKA $ 1-4 L3/12 OKLAHOMA CITY $ 11-4 W 3/13 CENTRAL ARIZONA $ 3-0 W 3/13 OKLAHOMA STATE $ 0-4 L3.16 at West Texas State 8-0 W 3/16 at West Texas State 10-2 W 3/18 at Oklahoma & 3-1 W 3/18 at Western Illinois & 3-5 L3/19 vs. Kansas State & 2-0 W 3/19 vs. Utah & 0-4 L4/2 N. COLORADO 4-3 W 4/2 N. COLORADO 2-0 W 4/3 *WYOMING 3-2 W 4/3 *WYOMING 3-2 W 4/9 *IDAHO STATE 3-0 W 4/9 *IDAHO STATE 1-0 W 4/10 *UTAH STATE 0-4 L4/10 *UTAH STATE 3-1 W 4/24 *at New Mexico 4-0 W 4/24 *at New Mexico 7-0 W 4/30 *at Weber State 4-5 L4/30 *at Weber State 0-5 L5/1 *at Utah 0-2 L5/1 *at Utah 0-2 L5/7 IDAHO STATE 1-2 L5/7 UTAH 0-2 L* Intermountain Conference Game$ Roadrunner Invitational& Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla.)% Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)

1983 (22-13, 2-2, 3rd HIGH COUNTRY)Sam Ross3/8 OKLAHOMA STATE 0-2 L

3/9 OKLAHOMA CITY 6-0 W 3/9 WYOMING 2-0 W 3/10 N. ARIZONA $ 0-3 L3/10 TEXAS TECH $ 6-0 W 3/11 NEBRASKA 0-1 L3/12 KANSAS $ 1-0 W 3/12 NEW MEXICO $ 4-0 W 3/12 WYOMING $ 4-1 W 3/14 KANSAS 0-1 L3/14 KANSAS 1-5 L3/25 at Cal State Fullerton % 0-1 L3/26 vs. Arizona % 1-0 W 3/27 vs. California % 0-1 L3/28 N.M. HIGHLANDS 5-2 W 3/28 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-0 W 3/29 N.M. HIGHLANDS 4-0 W 3/29 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-1 W 4/15 N. COLORADO 3-0 W 4/15 N. COLORADO 0-2 L4/17 vs. West Texas State # 1-0 W 4/17 vs. West Texas State # 9-2 W 4/22 *at Wyoming 7-0 W 4/22 *at Wyoming 7-0 W 4/23 at N. Colorado 3-0 W 4/23 at N. Colorado 2-0 W 4/30 WEST TEXAS STATE 4-1 W 5/1 *NEW MEXICO 0-1 L5/1 *NEW MEXICO 0-1 L5/1 WEST TEXAS STATE 0-3 L5/5 NEW MEXICO 0-4 L5/5 UTAH 3-0 W 5/6 COLORADO STATE 2-0 W 5/6 UTAH 1-2 L* High Country Conference Game$ Roadrunner Invitational% Cal State Fullerton Invitational (Fullerton, Calif.)# New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)

1984 (16-25, 3-9, 6TH HIGH COUNTRY)Cindy Bristow2/17 Arizona + 4-9 L2/25 vs. Texas Tech & 1-2 L2/26 at New Mexico & 0-3 L2/26 at New Mexico & 0-1 L2/26 vs. Texas Tech & 0-5 L3/1 vs. Cal Poly Pomona @ 0-1 L3/1 vs. Oregon State @ 7-3 W 3/2 vs. UC Santa Barbara @ 3-1 W 3/3 at Arizona State @ 0-5 L3/3 vs. Pacific @ 0-1 L3/4 vs. Oklahoma State @ 2-3 L3/6 MESA CC 0-1 L3/6 OKLAHOMA STATE 0-4 L3/8 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY # 1-0 W 3/8 N.M. HIGHLANDS 3-1 W 3/9 OKLAHOMA # 0-1 L3/10 NEBRASKA # 0-8 L3/12 *UTAH STATE 0-1 L3/12 *UTAH STATE 0-6 L3/13 *NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 3-0 W 3/13 *NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 5-1 W 3/15 vs. Baylor % 4-1 W 3/16 vs. Illinois State % 3-0 W 3/16 vs. Louisiana Tech % 0-1 L3/23 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-0 W 3/23 N.M. HIGHLANDS 3-1 W

ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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3/24 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-1 W 3/24 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-1 W 3/30 at Baylor $ 5-2 W 3/30 at Baylor $ 0-2 L3/30 vs. Texas-Arlington $ 2-0 W 3/31 vs. Michigan $ 1-4 L4/7 *UTAH 0-5 L4/7 *UTAH 0-8 L4/21 *NEW MEXICO 1-10 L4/21 *NEW MEXICO 0-5 L4/27 *N. COLORADO 0-1 L4/27 *N.COLORADO 3-6 L4/28 *N. COLORADO 1-2 L4/28 *N. COLORADO 5-0 W * High Country Conference Game@ Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)+ Pima CC Invitational (Phoenix, Ariz.)& New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Roadrunner Invitational% Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla.) $ Baylor Invitational (Waco, Texas)

1985 (15-23, 2-8, Tied 5th HIGH COUNTRY)Rick Gamez2/28 vs. Hawai’i @ 1-2 L2/28 vs. Oklahoma State @ 4-7 L3/1 vs. Cal Poly Pomona @ 0-7 L3/1 vs. Pacific @ 1-2 L3/2 vs. Oregon State @ 3-0 W 3/3 at Arizona State @ 1-4 L3/7 OKLAHOMA STATE # 0-3 L3/7 WICHITA STATE # 1-7 L3/8 MINNESOTA 0-4 L3/9 METRO STATE # 3-0 W3/9 NEW MEXICO # 4-5 L3/10 WESTERN MICHIGAN 4-1 W 3/10 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1-8 L3/11 ILLINOIS STATE 2-4 L3/11 OKLAHOMA CITY 0-6 L3/14 vs. Arizona $ 0-7 L3/14 vs. Oklahoma $ 3-5 L3/15 vs. Southern Illinois $ 2-0 W 3/21 vs. Colorado State % 1-2 L3/21 vs. Mankato State % 7-1 W 3/22 vs. Colorado State % 2-1 W 3/22 at Texas Tech % 3-2 W 3/22 at Texas Tech % 1-0 W 3/23 at Texas Tech % 2-1 W 4/5 *COLORADO STATE 1-2 L4/5 *COLORADO STATE 2-0 W 4/6 *N. ARIZONA 5-1 W 4/6 *N. ARIZONA 2-5 L4/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-1 W 4/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 3-2 W 4/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 4-1 W 4/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 8-0 W 4/27 N.M. HIGHLANDS 1-12 L4.27 N.M. HIGHLANDS 0-10 L5/3 *at Utah State 0-6 L5/3 *at Utah State 0-9 L5/4 *at Utah 0-3 L5/4 *at Utah 0-5 L* High Country Conference Game@ Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)# Roadrunner Invitational$ Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla.)% Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas)

1986 (22-26, 5-5, Tied 3rd HIGH COUNTRY)Greg Berry2/22 at New Mexico 1-2 L2/22 at New Mexico 1-7 L2/23 at New Mexico 0-1 L2/23 at New Mexico 2-1 W 2/26 *CREIGHTON 3-1 W 2/26 *CREIGHTON 0-5 L2/27 at Arizona State @ 2-1 W 2/27 vs. Creighton @ 0-5 L2/28 vs. Cal Poly Ponoma @ 0-8 L2/28 vs. Oregon State @ 1-2 L3/1 vs. Pacific @ 1-2 L3/1 vs. U.S. International 0-2 L3/5 vs. Western Michigan @ 1-0 W 3/6 OKLAHOMA # 0-1 L3/7 CENTRAL MICHIGAN # 2-1 W 3/7 COLORADO STATE # 9-1 W 3/7 WESTERN MICHIGAN # 1-0 W 3/8 UTAH STATE # 3-4 L3/11 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2-3 L3/11 KANSAS 0-9 L3/20 DRAKE 0-1 L3/20 DRAKE 5-0 W 3/21 DRAKE 3-2 W 3/21 DRAKE 0-1 L3/22 DRAKE 4-0 W 3/29 W. NEW MEXICO 11-1 W 3/39 W. NEW MEXICO 10-0 W 3/30 W. NEW MEXICO 16-0 W 4/7 at Arizona 0-8 L4/7 at Arizona 0-7 L4/11 *UTAH 4-0 W

4/11 *UTAH 3-8 L4/12 *UTAH STATE 4-7 L4/12 *UTAH STATE 4-3 W 4/17 vs. California % 1-2 L4/17 vs. U.S. International % 3-1 W 4/18 vs. Stanford % 6-0 W 4/19 vs. Oregon State % 2-4 L4/19 vs. San Francisco % 3-4 L4/25 at Metro State 16-2 W 4/27 *at Colorado State 3-4 L4/27 *at Colorado State 9-0 W 5/3 NEW MEXICO 2-1 W 5/3 NEW MEXICO 2-8 L5/9 Utah State 2-1 W 5/10 New Mexico 3-2 W 5/11 Creighton 1-4 L5/11 Creighton 0-2 L* High Country Conference@ Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)# Roadrunner Invitational% Pacific Invitational (Stockton, Calif.)

1987 (19-23, 4-6, 5TH HIGH COUNTRY)Greg Berry2/19 at Arizona @ 0-2 L2/19 vs. Texas-Arlington @ 2-0 W 2/20 vs. Cal State Fullerton @ 1-0 W 2/20 vs. Nevada @ 10-2 W 2/20 vs. UC Santa Barbara @ 3-4 L2/21 vs. Arizona State @ 5-3 W 2/21 vs. San Francisco @ 5-0 W 2/28 NEW MEXICO 5-3 W 2/28 NEW MEXICO 9-8 W 3/3 WESTERN MICHIGAN 4-0 W 3/3 WESTERN MICHIGAN 6-3 W 3/5 CALIFORNIA # 1-11 L3/6 ADAMS STATE # 13-4 W 3/6 MICHIGAN # 4-5 L3/7 IOWA STATE # 2-3 L3/9 OKLAHOMA CITY 5-6 L3/9 OKLAHOMA CITY 5-1 W 3/10 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 1-2 L3/12 N.M. HIGHLANDS 3-0 W 3/12 N.M. HIGHLANDS 7-0 W 3/13 N.M. HIGHLANDS 7-2 W 3/13 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-0 W 3/18 ARIZONA 0-6 L3/18 ARIZONA 0-1 L4/3 *COLORADO STATE 0-1 L4/3 *COLORADO STATE 7-2 W 4/4 *CREIGHTON 1-5 L44 *CREIGHTON 4-3 W 4/17 *at Utah State 1-2 L4/17 *at Utah State 0-10 L4/18 *at Utah 3-6 L4/18 *at Utah 2-7 L4/24 vs. Arizona State $ 0-7 L4/24 vs. South Florida $ 1-6 L4/25 vs. Arizona $ 1-10 L4/25 vs. Arizona State $ 3-9 L4/26 vs. Texas A&M $ 0-1 L5/2 *at New Mexico 4-1 W 5/2 *at New Mexico 2-1 W 5/7 Colorado State 2-3 L5/8 Utah 2-3 L* High Country Conference@ Arizona Invitational (Tuscon, Ariz.)$ Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Roadrunner Invitational

1988 (21-24, 4-6, 5th HIGH COUNTRY)Greg Berry2/19 vs. Arizona State @ 3-11 L2/19 vs. Iowa State @ 0-2 L2/19 vs. Long Beach State @ 2-10 L2/20 vs. Cal State Northridge @ 8-9 L2/20 vs. California @ 1-4 L2/20 vs. UC Santa Barbara @ 4-5 L2/26 at New Mexico $ 2-3 L2/26 vs. Texas-Arlington $ 3-1 W 2/27 vs. UNLV 2-1 W 2/28 vs. UNLV 0-2 L3/2 TOLEDO 2-1 W 3/3 Oregon 2-1 W 3/3 WICHITA STATE # 6-3 W 3/4 BAYLOR # 5-2 W 3/4 CAL STATE FULLERTON # 1-9 L3/4 OKLAHOMA # 3-4 L3/5 MINNESOTA # 4-8 L3/11 N.M. HIGHLANDS 7-5 W 3/11 N.M. HIGHLANDS 13-5 W 3/12 N.M. HIGHLANDS 8-0 W 3/12 N.M. HIGHLANDS 17-0 W 3/18 W. NEW MEXICO 1-0 W 3/19 W. NEW MEXICO 13-5 W 3/19 W. NEW MEXICO 4-0 W 4/2 at Arizona 0-6 L4/2 at Arizona 1-3 L4/7 *at Creighton 6-4 W 4/7 *at Creighton 3-4 L4/8 at Metro State 6-5 W

4/9 *at Colorado State 1-2 L4/9 *at Colorado State 0-3 L4/15 *UTAH 0-1 L4/15 *UTAH 3-2 W 4/16 *UTAH STATE 1-0 W 4/16 *UTAH STATE 2-3 L4/23 *NEW MEXICO 3-0 W 4/23 *NEW MEXICO 1-7 L4/29 at New Mexico & 3-2 W 4/29 vs. Oklahoma State & 0-7 L4/20 vs. Oklahoma State & 2-3 L4/30 vs. South Florida & 0-7 L5/11 at Southern Utah 3-1 W 5/12 Creighton 4-7 L5/12 New Mexico 3-0 W 5/13 Utah State 1-5 L* High Country Conference Game@ Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)$ New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Roadrunner Invitational& Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)

1989 (24-26, 2-8, 6th HIGH COUNTRY)Greg Berry2/16 vs. California @ 0-8 L2/16 vs. Utah @ 0-4 L2/17 vs. Bowling Green @ 4-2 W 2/17 vs. Kansas @ 8-1 W 2/18 vs. Long Beach State @ 0-8 L2/18 vs. Northwestern @ 1-4 L2/18 vs. Oregon @ 2-6 L2/24 vs. Texas-Arlington $ 2-8 L2/24 vs. Texas-Arlington $ 7-0 W 2/25 vs. Michigan $ 0-2 L2/25 vs. Michigan $ 2-1 W 2/26 at New Mexico $ 1-2 L2/28 MICHIGAN 1-3 L2/28 MICHIGAN 1-0 W 3/2 ARIZONA STATE # 3-5 L3/2 MINNESOTA # 4-1 W 3/2 OKLAHOMA # 1-2 L3/3 FRESNO STATE # 0-6 L3/3 NE LOUISIANA # 4-2 W 3/3 OREGON # 4-3 W 3/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 5-0 W 3/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 0-3 L3/11 N.M. HIGHLANDS 10-0 W 3/11 N.M. HIGHLANDS 7-0 W 3/17 CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST 12-0 W 3/17 CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST 13-3 W 3/23 vs. Cal Poly Pomona & 1-0 W 3/23 vs. Northwestern & 6-7 L3/24 vs. Akron & 1-2 L3/24 vs. California & 4-1 W 3/26 vs. Bowling Green & 3-0 W 3/26 vs. Oregon & 0-3 L3/31 Co. OF THE SOUTHWEST 4-0 W 3/31 CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST 6-0 W 4/1 CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST 10-0 W 4/1 CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST 11-1 W 4/7 *COLORADO STATE 1-4 L4/7 *COLORADO STATE 0-2 L4/8 *CREIGHTON 0-4 L4/8 *CREIGHTON 6-15 L

4/11 W. NEW MEXICO 3-1 W 4/11 W. NEW MEXICO 6-0 W 4/15 *at New Mexico 3-1 W 4/15 *at New Mexico 0-11 L4/21 *at Utah State 2-1 W 4/21 *at Utah State 0-7 L4/22 *at Utah 1-2 L4/22 *at Utah 4-5 L5/11 at New Mexico 0-3 L5/12 at Colorado State 0-4 L* High Country Conference Game@ Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)$ Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Roadrunner Invitational& Cal State Fullerton Pony Invitational (Fullerton, Calif.)

1990 (21-28, 5-5, Tied 2nd HIGH COUNTRY)Greg Berry2/15 vs. Toledo @ 0-2 L2/15 vs. UCLA @ 0-2 L2/16 vs. Cal State Fullerton @ 3-0 W 2/16 vs. Kansas @ 5-9 L2/17 at Arizona @ 1-0 W 2/17 vs. Oklahoma @ 2-1 W 2/18 at Arizona @ 0-4 L2/18 vs. U.S. International @ 1-0 W 2/23 vs. Fresno State $ 0-6 L2/24 vs. Minnesota $ 0-3 L2/25 vs. U.S. International $ 1-0 W 3/1 ARIZONA STATE # 1-0 W 3/1 NORTHWESTERN # 4-2 W 3/2 HAWAI’I # 7-5 W 3/2 WICHITA STATE # 3-2 W 3/3 FRESNO STATE # 1-6 L3/3 NEW MEXICO # 1-0 W 3/7 at New Mexico 0-8 L3/7 at New Mexico 1-3 L3/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 1-2 L3/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-0 W 3/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 2-5 L3/10 N.M. HIGHLANDS 9-0 W 3/19 Southern Utah 1-2 L3/19 Southern Utah 2-1 W 3/20 at UNLV 0-1 L3/20 at UNLV 0-7 L3/27 W. NEW MEXICO 6-0 W 3/27 W. NEW MEXICO 6-1 W 4/3 ARIZONA 0-6 L4/3 ARIZONA 0-4 L4/6 *UTAH 0-1 L4/6 *UTAH 2-1 W 4/7 *UTAH STATE 4-2 W 4/7 *UTAH STATE 1/5 L4/12 *at Colorado State 5-1 W 4/12 *at Colorado State 3-6 L4/14 *at Creighton 2-3 L4/14 *at Creighton 5-0 W 4/21 *NEW MEXICO 2-5 L4/21 *NEW MEXICO 3-0 W 4/28 vs. California & 0-3 L4/28 vs. Colorado State & 1-4 L4/28 vs. Hawai’i & 1-2 L4/29 vs. California & 2-3 L4/29 vs. Colorado State & 2-4 L

5/10 Colorado State 4-2 W 5/10 Utah 2-10 L5/11 Utah 0-1 L* High Country Conference Game@ Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)$ Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Roadrunner Invitational& Pony Invitational (Fullerton, Calif.)

1991 (10-53, 2-34, 10th BIG WEST)Ron Landschoot2/8 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-0 W 2/8 N.M. HIGHLANDS 7-3 W 2/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 4-2 W 2/9 N.M. HIGHLANDS 6-5 W 2/14 vs. Texas-Arlington @ 2-5 L2/14 vs. UCLA @ 0-4 L2/15 at Arizona @ 0-8 L2/15 vs. California @ 5-10 L2/15 vs. Florida State @ 1-9 L2/16 vs. Cal State Fullerton @ 0-8 L2/16 vs. Sacramento State @ 3-2 W 2/22 vs. Stephen F. Austin $ 0-4 L2/22 vs. Stephen F. Austin $ 0-6 L2/23 vs. Michigan $ 3-9 L2/23 vs. Michigan $ 2-5 L2/24 at New Mexico $ 0-5 L2/24 at New Mexico $ 2-5 L2/26 MICHIGAN 1-3 L2/26 MICHIGAN 0-3 L3/1 OKLAHOMA STATE # 0-5 L3/1 TEXAS-ARLINGTON # 2-1 W 3/2 OREGON # 0-8 L3/2 WIS-GREEN BAY # 5-2 W 3/4 *FRESNO STATE 0-5 L3/4 *FRESNO STATE 0-2 L3/10 *LONG BEACH STATE 3-6 L3/10 *LONG BEACH STATE 0-4 L3/14 *at UC Santa Barbara 0-10 L3/14 *at UC Santa Barbara 1-0 W 3/15 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-5 L3/15 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-15 L3/23 *PACIFIC 2-4 L3/23 *PACIFIC 0-7 L3/29 *at Utah State 0-3 L3/29 *at Utah State 0-2 L3/30 *at Utah State 0-3 L3/30 *at Utah State 0-11 L4/5 *UNLV 2-9 L4/5 *UNLV 0-3 L4/9 at Arizona 0-2 L4/9 at Arizona 2-7 L4/14 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-6 L4/14 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 1-5 L4/16 NEW MEXICO 2-1 W 4/18 *at San Jose State 0-8 L4/18 *at San Jose State 0-8 L4/19 *at Pacific 0-7 L4/19 *at Pacific 1-7 L4/20 *at Fresno State 0-4 L4/20 *at Fresno State 1-2 L4/23 *HAWAI’I 0-2 L4/23 *HAWAI’I 2-1 W 4/24 *HAWAI’I 0-1 L4/24 *HAWAI’I 2-3 L4/27 *UC SANTA BARBARA 1-4 L4/27 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-9 L4/29 *SAN JOSE STATE 2-5 L4/29 *SAN JOSE STATE 0-5 L5/10 *at Long Beach State 0-9 L5/10 *at Long Beach State 1-10 L5/11 *at UNLV 1-3 L5/11 *at UNLV 0-8 L* Big West Conference Game@ Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)$ Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Troy Cox Classic

1992 (26-46, 13-23, Tied 7th BIG WEST)Ron Landschoot2/4 W. NEW MEXICO 6-9 L2/4 W. NEW MEXICO 3-1 W2/13 at Arizona % 0-3 L2/13 vs. Arizona State % 2-5 L2/14 vs. Cal State Northridge % 0-6 L2/14 vs. UCLA % (5 inn) 0-15 L2/15 vs. California % 0-6 L2/15 vs. Ohio State % 1-4 L2/21 *at San Jose State 0-4 L2/21 *at San Jose State 5-0 W2/22 *at Pacific 2-1 W2/22 * at Pacific 3-7 L2/23 *at Fresno State 0-4 L2/23 *at Fresno State 1-8 L2/28 at New Mexico @ 3-4 L2/28 at New Mexico @ 2-6 L2/29 vs. Central Michigan @ 1-2 L2/29 vs. Central Michigan @ 2-4 L3/1 vs. Central Michigan @ 3-0 W 3/3 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1-0 W 3/4 CREIGHTON 1-3 L

3/5 SACRAMENTO STATE # 4-2 W 3/5 SAN DIEGO STATE # 4-1 W 3/6 OKLAHOMA STATE # 8-3 W 3/6 WICHITA STATE # (5 inn) 11-1 W 3/6 WIS-GREEN BAY # (5inn) 8-0 W 3/7 WIS-GREEN BAY # 5-0 W 3/7 CENTRAL MICHIGAN # 4-3 W 3/7 ARIZONA # 2-6 L3/8 *FRESNO STATE 0-2 L3/8 *FRESNO STATE 0-2 L3/13 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-4 L3/13 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-10 L3/17 *at Hawai’i 0-2 L3/17 *at Hawai’i 1-4 L3/18 *at Hawai’i 0-4 L3/18 *at Hawai’i 0-3 L3/20 vs. Chaminade & 2-1 W 3/20 vs. Pacific Lutheran & 4-0 W 3/21 at Hawai’i & 0-6 L3/21 at Hawai’i & 2-3 L3/21 vs. Hawai’i-Loa & 3-4 L3/22 vs. Chaminade & 2-0 W 3/22 vs. Pacific Lutheran & 0-2 L3/27 *PACIFIC 5-3 W 3/27 *PACIFIC 2-1 W 3/31 at New Mexico 0-2 L3/31 at New Mexico 4-5 L4/3 *at UNLV 7-2 W 4/3 *at UNLV 1-0 W 4/4 at Arizona State 0-6 L4/4 at Arizona State 1-4 L4/5 at Arizona 1-5 L4/5 at Arizona 1-3 L4/10 *at UC Santa Barbara 1-4 L4/10 *at UC Santa Barbara 2-0 W 4/11 *at Cal State Fullerton 1-0 W 4/11 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-7 L4/12 * at Long Beach State 3-2 W 4/12 *at Long Beach State 2-11 L4/15 *UNLV 0-9 L4/15 *UNLV 1-3 L4/21 *UTAH STATE (11 inn) 2-4 L4/21 *UTAH STATE 1-2 L4/22 *UTAH STATE 1-0 W 4/22 *UTAH STATE 1-2 L4/24 *UC SANTA BARBARA 5-2 W 4.24 *UC SANTA BARBARA (8 inn) 4-5 L5/2 *SAN JOSE STATE 2-1 W 5/2 *SAN JOSE STATE 3-2 W 5/7 *LONG BEACH STATE 0-4 L5/7 *LONG BEACH STATE 4-7 L* Big West Conference Game% Arizona Softball Classic (Tucson, Ariz.)@ New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)# Troy Cox Invitational& Wahine Classic (Honolulu, Hawai’i)

1993 (16-39, 8-24, 9th BIG WEST)Ron Landschoot2/13 vs. Oklahoma % 2-5 L2/13 at Texas-Arlington % 2-5 L2/14 at Texas-Arlington % 0-1 L2/14 vs. Oklahoma % 0-6 L2/20 N.M. HIGHLANDS 11-1 W 2/20 N.M. HIGHLANDS 12-2 W 2/25 MICHIGAN STATE # 14-3 W 2/25 SOUTHERN UTAH # 4-2 W 2/26 WICHITA STATE # 0-6 L2/26 OKLAHOMA STATE # 3-7 L2/27 HAWAI’I 6-10 L2/27 MICHIGAN STATE # 10-6 W 2/27 TEXAS-ARLINGTON # 2-4 L3/1 *HAWAI’I 4-3 W 3/1 *HAWAI’I 6-4 W 3/2 *HAWAI’I 6-1 W 3/2 *HAWAI’I 8-0 W 3/5 vs. Stephen F. Austin @ 8-0 W 3/5 at New Mexico @ 0-1 L3/6 vs. Utah @ 1-5 L3/6 vs. Utah @ 2-1 W 3/7 vs. Stephen F. Austin @ 7-0 W 3/7 at New Mexico @ 1-5 L3/10 at Arizona 0-12 L3/10 at Arizona 0-10 L3/13 *SAN JOSE STATE 0-3 L3/13 *SAN JOSE STATE 5-6 L3/15 *UNLV 2-6 L3/15 *UNLV 3-8 L3/19 *at Cal State Fullerton 2-6 L3/19 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-5 L3/20 *at UC Santa Barbara 2-3 L3/20 *at UC Santa Barbara 5-11 L4/6 NEW MEXICO 0-2 L4/6 NEW MEXICO 0-6 L4/10 *LONG BEACH STATE 2-5 L4/10 *LONG BEACH STATE 0-2 L4/11 *PACIFIC 3-1 W 4/11 *PACIFIC 2-5 L4/16 *at Utah State 0-2 L4/16 *at Utah State 0-4 L4/17 *at Utah State 2-4 L

4/17 *at Utah State 3-5 L4/23 *at Long Beach State 0-2 L4/23 *at Long Beach State 0-7 L4/25 *at UNLV 0-1 L4/25 *at UNLV 0-1 L4/30 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-3 L4/30 *UC SANTA BARBARA 0-5 L5/1 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-1 L5/1 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 3-9 L5/7 *at Pacific 5-3 W 5/7 *at Pacific 2-0 W 5/8 *at San Jose State 0-1 L5/8 *at San Jose State 3-0 W * Big West Conference Game% UT-Arlington Invitational (Arlington, Texas)@ New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) # Troy Cox Classic1994 (21-43, 8-24, 9th BIG WEST)Eric Leyba2/12 vs. Texas A&M % 1-5 L2/12 at Arizona % (5 inn) 0-10 L2/13 vs. Texas A&M % 0-1 L2/13 at Arizona % 0-3 L2/19 *UC SANTA BARBARA 0-1 L2/19 *UC SANTA BARBARA 3-5 L2/24 vs. Minnesota @ 2-0 W 2/24 vs. Minnesota @ 1-5 L2/25 vs. Furman @ (6 inn) 7-0 W 2/25 vs. Furman @ (5 inn) 7-0 W 2/26 at New Mexico @ 4-6 L2/26 at New Mexico @ 4-3 W 2/26 vs. Arizona @ (5 inn) 0-7 L3/1 WESTERN MICHIGAN 6-3 W 3/1 WESTERN MICHIGAN 3-5 L3/3 N.E. LOUISIANA # 0-7 L3/3 NEBRASKA # 6-2 W 3/4 UTAH # 0-6 L3/4 MICHIGAN STATE # 6-2 W 3/4 STANFORD # (6 inn) 11-3 W 3/5 N.E. LOUISIANA # (9 inn) 4-3 W 3/5 WICHITA STATE # 4-1 W 3/5 UTAH # 1-7 L3/7 MICHIGAN STATE 1-0 W 3/7 MICHIGAN STATE 1-10 L3/9 *at UNLV 0-4 L3/9 *at UNLV 5-2 W 3/11 *at San Jose State 2-3 L3/11 *at San Jose State 1-2 L3/12 *at Pacific 3-6 L3/12 *at Pacific 0-5 L3/25 vs. Utah $ 0-6 L3/25 vs. Ball State $ 0-2 L3/26 vs. Santa Clara $ (5 inn) 8-0 W 3/26 vs. Oregon State $ (10 inn) 2-3 L3/26 vs. Texas-Arlington $ (9 inn) 3-2 W 3/26 vs. St. Mary’s (Calif.) $ 0-6 L3/29 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 4-7 L3/29 *CAL STATE FULLERTON(9 inn) 1-2 L4/1 *at Hawai’i 0-9 L4/1 *at Hawai’i (5 inn) 1-5 L4/3 *at Hawai’i (6 inn) 0-9 L4/3 *at Hawai’i 0-4 L4/9 *LONG BEACH STATE 0-1 L4/9 *LONG BEACH STATE 2-1 W 4/15 *UNLV 0-1 L4/15 *UNLV 0-4 L

4/16 *PACIFIC 2-4 L4/16 *PACIFIC 2-9 L4/19 at New Mexico 0-4 L4/19 at New Mexico 1-2 L4/28 *at Long Beach State 0-3 L4/28 *at Long Beach State 3-1 W 4/29 *at UC Santa Barbara 1-0 W 4/29 *at UC Santa Barbara 3-0 W 4/30 *at Cal State Fullerton 1-7 L4/30 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-9 L5/7 *SAN JOSE STATE 3-0 W 5/7 *SAN JOSE STATE 1-4 L5/15 *UTAH STATE 0-4 L5/15 *UTAH STATE 2-3 L5/16 *UTAH STATE 4-3 W 5/16 *UTAH STATE 3-2 W * Big West Conference Game% at Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)@ New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)$ National Invitational (San Jose, Calif.)# Troy Cox Invitational 1995 (20-43, 9-23, 8th BIG WEST)Rick Gamez2/11 at Arizona 0-13 L2/11 at Arizona 1-7 L2/16 vs. Illinois State % (2 inn) 2-8 L2/17 vs. Eastern Michigan % 3-5 L2/17 at Arizona State % (5 inn) 2-10 L2/18 vs. Florida State % 0-4 L2/18 vs. Oklahoma State % (8 inn) 7-8 L2/19 vs. Michigan % 3-4 L2/24 vs. DePaul # 2-0 W 2/24 vs. DePaul # 1-3 L2/25 vs. Minnesota # (6 inn) 8-1 W 2/25 vs. Minnesota # (9 inn) 5-1 W 2/26 at New Mexico # 2-4 L2/26 at New Mexico # 3-8 L3/1 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-5 L3/1 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-0 W 3/2 NORTHWESTERN @ 3-6 L3/2 NEBRASKA @ 4-2 W 3/3 FRESNO STATE @ 0-17 L3/3 OREGON STATE @ 5-4 W 3/4 WICHITA STATE @ 6-4 W3/4 N.E. LOUISIANA @ 3-2 W 3/4 SOUTHERN UTAH @ 13-1 W 3/9 Oklahoma (8 inn) 3-6 L3/9 Oklahoma 0-4 L3/10 vs. Oklahoma $ 4-2 W 3/10 vs. Oklahoma $ 2-10 L3/11 at Arizona $ (5 inn) 0-9 L3/11 at Arizona $ 0-6 L3/12 vs. McNeese State $ 0-4 L3/12 vs. McNeese State $ 4-8 L3/25 *at San Jose State 2-4 L3/25 *at San Jose State (5 inn) 0-8 L3/28 *HAWAI’I 1-4 L3/28 *HAWAI’I 0-3 L3/29 *HAWAI’I 0-4 L3/29 *HAWAI’I 2-0 W 4/1 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 2-3 L4/1 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 1-2 L4/4 NEW MEXICO 4-3 W 4/4 NEW MEXICO 5-4 W 4/7 *LONG BEACH STATE (9 inn) 4-3 W

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4/7 *LONG BEACH STATE 3-0 W 4/8 *UNLV 0-2 L4/8 *UNLV 1-6 L4/13 *at Utah State 1-8 L4/14 *at Utah State 0-2 L4/14 *at Utah State 1-4 L4/15 *at Utah State 8-17 L4/21 *PACIFIC 1-3 L4/21 *PACIFIC (8 inn) 2-1 W 4/22 *PACIFIC 1-0 W 4/22 *PACIFIC (9 inn) 1-3 L4/23 *SAN JOSE STATE 3-4 L4/23 *SAN JOSE STATE 2-0 W 4/26 *at UNLV (5 inn) 0-8 L4/26 *at UNLV (9 inn) 2-3 L4/27 *at Cal State Fullerton 1-5 L4/27 *at Cal State Fullerton 3-11 L5/5 *at UC Santa Barbara 0-4 L5/5 *at UC Santa Barbara 0-2 L5/6 *at Long Beach State 2-1 W 5/6 *at Long Beach State 1-0 W * Big West Conference Game % Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)# Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.)@ Troy Cox Invitational$ Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 1996 (40-25, 19-13, T-2nd Big West)Rick Gamez2/15 vs. Illinois State ! 7-4 W 2/16 vs. Ohio State ! 10-3 W 2/16 vs. McNeese State ! 0-4 L2/17 vs. Purdue ! 7-8 L2/17 at Arizona State ! 5-1 W 2/18 vs. San Diego State ! (8 inn) 5-6 L2/23 at Arizona & 0-8 L2/24 vs. Ohio State & 7-3 W 2/24 vs. Washington & 1-6 L2/25 vs. Ohio State & 8-3 W 2/28 LOYOLA-CHICAGO (5 inn) 12-2 W 2/28 LOYOLA-CHICAGO 6-5 W 2/29 TEXAS TECH # 2-3 L2/29 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN # 3-1 W 3/1 TEXAS-ARLINGTON # 6-1 W 3/1 WICHITA STATE # (5 inn) 9-0 W 3/2 SOUTHERN UTAH # 6-5 W 3/2 MINNESOTA # 2-5 L3/2 COLORADO STATE # (5 inn) 10-0 W 3/3 KANSAS 3-1 W 3/3 KANSAS 6-2 W 3/4 LOYOLA-CHICAGO 2-0 W 3/4 LOYOLA-CHICAGO 4-2 W 3/7 *at UNLV 0-4 L3/7 *at UNLV 5-8 L3/9 *at Cal State Fullerton 4-0 W 3/9 *at Cal State Fullerton (8 inn) 2-3 L3/11 at Hawai’i 1-3 L3/11 at Hawai’i 4-1 W 3/13 at Hawai’i 1-3 L3/13 at Hawai’i 4-0 W 3/14 vs. Stanford % 4-6 L3/15 vs. Tenn-Chattanooga % 2-1 W 3/15 vs. Tokyo (Esh.) % 1-8 L 3/16 vs. Bowling Green % 7-0 W 3/16 at Hawai’i % 4-0 W 3/17 vs. Tokyo (Exh.) % 4-9 L3/23 *LONG BEACH STATE 4-0 W 3/23 *LONG BEACH STATE 1-4 L3/27 at New Mexico 2-1 W 3/27 at New Mexico 1-2 L3/30 *at Pacific 4-0 W 3/30 *at Pacific 2-1 W 3/31 *at San Jose State (9 inn) 3-4 L3/31 *at San Jose State 5-8 L4/5 *at Long Beach State 0-1 L4/5 *at Long Beach State 0-5 L4/6 *at UC Santa Barbara 5-3 W 4/6 *at UC Santa Barbara 2-0 W 4/12 *PACIFIC 0-1 L4/12 *PACIFIC 4-1 W 4/14 *SAN JOSE STATE (9 inn) 2-1 W 4/14 *SAN JOSE STATE 3-2 W 4/19 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-1 W 4/19 *UC SANTA BARBARA 1-2 L4/20 *UNLV (11 inn) 1-0 W 4/20 *UNLV 2-3 L4/21 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 5-6 L4/21 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 3-2 W 4/28 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 2-1 W 4/28 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 11-5 W 5/3 *UTAH STATE 1-0 W 5/3 *UTAH STATE 5-3 W 5/4 *UTAH STATE 3-0 W 5/4 *UTAH STATE 2-0 W * Big West Conference Game! Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)& Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)# Troy Cox Invitational% Hawai’i Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai’i)

1997 (33-22, 21-11, 3rd Big West)Rick Gamez2/21 vs. Wisconsin ! 0-1 L2/21 vs. Michigan State ! 0-2 L2/22 vs. Wisconsin ! 5-0 W 2/22 vs. Toledo ! 1-2 L2/23 at Arizona State ! 2-4 L2/27 WICHITA STATE & 9-0 W 2/27 BAYLOR & 9-3 W 2/28 MINNESOTA & 2-0 W 2/28 SOUTHERN UTAH & 10-0 W 3/1 LOYOLA-CHICAGO & 4-3 W 3/1 TEXAS TECH & 2-0 W 3/2 OHIO STATE & 2-4 L3/8 vs. Oklahoma City # 2-3 L3/8 at Texas Tech # 2-6 L3/8 vs. Purdue # 1-2 L3/9 vs. Oklahoma City # 2-1 W 3/9 vs. Purdue # 10-5 W 3/11 NEW MEXICO 5-2 W 3/11 NEW MEXICO 6-3 W 3/14 *at UC Santa Barbara 3-0 W 3/14 *at Uc Santa Barbara 0-2 L3/15 *at Cal Poly 1-0 W 3/15 *at Cal Poly 3-4 L3/17 *at Cal State Northridge (8 inn) 1-0 W 3/17 *at Cal State Northridge 0-3 L3/21 *LONG BEACH STATE 3-1 W 3/21 *LONG BEACH STATE (10 inn) 6-7 L3/29 *SACRAMENTO STATE 1-0 W 3/29 *SACRAMENTO STATE 4-3 W 4/4 *at Long Beach State 1-2 L4/4 *at Long Beach State 1-3 L4/5 *at Cal State Fullerton (8 inn) 1-0 W 4/5 *at Cal State Fullerton 7-4 W 4/8 *PACIFIC 4-1 W 4/8 *PACIFIC 1-0 W 4/10 *CAL POLY 1-5 L4/10 *CAL POLY 2-1 W 4/12 *UC SANTA BARBARA 3-0 W 4/12 *UC SANTA BARBARA 5-4 W 4/18 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 4-0 W 4/18 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 2-0 W 4/20 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 1-0 W 4/20 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-2 L4/25 *at Sacramento State 0-3 L4/25 *at Sacramento State 0-3 L4/26 *at Pacific 2-6 L4/26 *at Pacific 2-1 W 4/27 at California 0-2 L4/27 at California 0-2 L4/29 *UTAH STATE 3-2 W 4/29 *UTAH STATE 11-6 W 5/3 *at Utah State 3-2 W 5/3 *at Utah State 3-1 W 5/4 at Utah 3-0 W 5/4 at Utah 2-9 L* Big West Conference Game! University of Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)& Troy Cox Classic # Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas) 1998 (32,27, 13-23, T-7th BIG WEST)JoAnn Ferrieri2/6 at Arizona ! 1-10 L2/6 at Arizona ! 1-14 L2/7 vs. Texas-San Antonio ! 6-7 L2/7 vs. Texas-San Antonio! 2-1 W 2/8 vs. Illinois-Chicago ! 8-2 W 2/8 vs. Illinois-Chicago ! 3-8 L2/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin # 3-1 W 2/13 vs. SW Texas State # 3-4 L2/14 vs. Oklahoma # 0-1 L2/14 at Texas-Arlington 1-2 L2/15 vs. Sam Houston State # 1-0 W 2/15 vs. Louisiana Tech 7-5 W 2/20 vs. Penn State & 6-4 W 2/20 at Texas A&M & 3-0 W 2/21 vs. Texas-San Antonio & 0-7 L2/21 at Texas A&M & 2-3 L2/22 vs. Penn State & 1-2 L2/22 vs. Texas-San Antonio & 2-1 W 2/27 Mo.-KANSAS CITY ^ 10-1 W 2/27 LOYOLA-CHICAGO ^ 6-2 W 2/28 OREGON ^ 1-5 L2/28 PURDUE ^ 5-3 W 2/28 LOYOLA-CHICAGO ^ 9-0 W 3/1 PURDUE ^ 2-1 W 3/1 OREGON ^ 6-2 W 3/6 *at Long Beach State 3-1 W 3/6 *at Long Beach State 0-2 L3/7 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-8 L3/7 *at Cal State Fullerton 1-2 L3/8 at Loyola Marymount 1-4 L3/8 at Loyola Marymount 6-1 W 3/12 *CAL POLY 2-1 W 3/12 *CAL POLY 2-1 W 3/14 at New Mexico 3-2 W 3/14 at New Mexico (5 inn) 11-0 W 3/24 *UC SANTA BARBARA 8-0 W

3/24 *UC SANTA BARBARA 2-6 L3/27 *at Sacramento State 0-1 L3/27 *at Sacramento State 1-0 W 3/28 *at Pacific 1-0 W 3/28 *at Pacific 0-2 L4/2 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 2-1 W 4/2 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 4-2 W 4/4 *LONG BEACH STATE 5-4 W 4/4 *LONG BEACH STATE 1-2 L4/6 *UTAH STATE 2-1 W 4/6 *UTAH STATE 5-1 W 4/10 *at UC Santa Barbara 7-2 W 4/10 *at UC Santa Barbara 4-2 W 4/13 *at Cal State Northridge 0-3 L4/13 *at Cal State Northridge 0-2 L4/18 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 2-1 W 4/18 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 3-6 L4/25 *SACRAMENTO STATE 8-2 W 4/25 *SACRAMENTO STATE 1-2 L4/30 *at Utah State (8 inn) 3-5 L4/20 *at Utah State (9 inn) 4-5 L5/4 PACIFIC 1-3 L5/4 PACIFIC 2-3 L* Big West Conference Game! University of Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)# UT-Arlington Tournament (Arlington, Texas)& Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock Texas)^ Troy Cox Classic 1999 (19-39, 10-14, 6th BIG WEST)JoAnn Ferrieri2/5 vs. Washington # 1-2 L2/5 vs. Washington # 0-5 L2/6 at Arizona # 1-11 L2/6 at Arizona # 0-8 L2/7 vs. Illinois-Chicago # 1-2 L2/7 vs. Illinois-Chicago # 3-5 L2/12 vs. California & 0-7 L2/12 vs. Mississippi State & 2-4 L2/13 vs. Georgia & 1-7 L2/14 vs. Alabama & 0-1 L2/14 vs. UCLA & 0-2 L2/26 ARKANSAS ^ 2-6 L2/26 OREGON STATE 0-7 L2/27 MINNESOTA ^ 7-11 L2/27 NORTHWESTERN ^ 8-4 W 2/28 ARKANSAS ^ 3-2 W 3/4 vs. Mississippi $ 0-2 L3/4 at South Florida $ 0-3 L3/5 vs. Oklahoma State $ 3-1 W 3/5 vs. Western Michigan $ 10-9 W 3/6 vs. Ball State $ 6-1 W 3/6 vs. Mississippi State $ 0-7 L3/10 at Texas Tech 2-5 L3/10 at Texas Tech 4-5 L3/13 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 2-5 L3/13 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1-14 L3/14 *CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 5-2 W3/23 at Loyola Marymount 0-2 L3/23 at Loyola Marymount 2-5 L3/24 Oregon State 0-4 L3/24 Oregon State 4-3 W 3/27 *at Utah State 7-4 W 3/27 *at Utah State 8-3 W 3/28 *at Utah State 5-6 L3/31 TEXAS TECH 1-3 L3/31 TEXAS TECH 2-0 W 4/10 *PACIFIC 0-3 L4/10 *PACIFIC 3-2 W 4/11 *PACIFIC 0-6 L4/17 *at Sacramento State 0-6 L4/17 *at Sacramento State 3-2 W 4/18 *at Sacramento State 4-1 W 4/20 NEW MEXICO 2-0 W 4/20 NEW MEXICO 4-6 L4/24 *CAL POLY 6-5 W 4/24 *CAL POLY 4-9 L4/24 *CAL POLY 7-4 W 4/28 *at UC Santa Barbara 0-1 L4/29 *at UC Santa Barbara 5-2 W 4/29 *at UC Santa Barbara 6-5 W 5/1 *at Long Beach State 1-3 L5/1 *at Long Beach State 2-6 L5/2 *at Long Beach State 0-7 L5/8 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 1-11 L5/8 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 0-3 L5/9 *CAL STATE FULLERTON 2-3 L* Big West Conference Game# Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)& Arizona State Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.)^ Troy Cox Classic$ South Florida Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) 2000 (27-31, 11-13, 6th BIG WEST)Lea Ann Jarvis2/4 at SW Texas State # 3-2 W 2/4 vs. Texas A&M CC # 9-4 W 2/5 vs. Texas A&M CC # 6-4 W 2/5 at Southwest Texas State # 2-7 L2/6 at Southwest Texas State # 0-4 L

2/6 vs. Texas A&M CC # 8-2 W 2/9 NEW MEXICO 3-6 L2/9 NEW MEXICO 2-7 L2/16 W. NEW MEXICO 5-3 W 2/16 W. NEW MEXICO 3-0 W 2/18 vs. Centenary College & 7-3 W 2/18 at Texas A&M & 5-6 L2/19 at Texas A&M & 2-3 L2/19 vs. Colorado State & 4-3 W 2/20 vs. Colorado State & 0-1 L2/20 vs. Centenary College & 5-0 W 2/23 at E. New Mexico 2-5 L2/23 at E. New Mexico 6-12 L2/25 CALIFORNIA ^ 2-7 L2/25 WICHITA STATE ^ 6-2 W 2/26 OREGON ^ 5-1 W 2/26 FLORIDA ^ 4-12 L2/26 NEW MEXICO 5-4 W 2/27 CALIFORNIA ^ 4-9 L3/11 *at Cal State Northridge 4-6 L3/11 *at Cal State Northridge 1-4 L3/12 *at Cal State Northridge 1-2 L3/18 vs. San Diego State ! 2-6 L3/18 vs. Texas Tech ! 4-5 L3/19 vs. San Diego State ! 6-2 W 3/19 vs. Texas Tech ! 5-2 W 3/25 *UTAH STATE 3-5 L3/25 *UTAH STATE 4-0 W 3/26 *UTAH STATE 3-0 W 3/28 at Arizona 1-7 L3/28 at Arizona 2-1 W 3/30 at New Mexico 4-8 L3/30 at New Mexico 1-4 L4/6 at UNLV 6-2 W 4/6 at UNLV 3-7 L4/8 *at Pacific 1-2 L4/8 *at Pacific 5-0 W 4/8 *at Pacific 1-2 L4/15 *SACRAMENTO STATE 2-1 W 4/15 *SACRAMENTO STATE 2-0 W 4/16 *SACRAMENTO STATE 2-4 L4/22 *at Cal Poly 4-2 W 4/22 *at Cal Poly 7-0 W 4/23 *at Cal Poly 1-0 W 4/29 *LONG BEACH STATE 0-1 L4/29 *LONG BEACH STATE 7-3 W 4/30 *LONG BEACH STATE 2-10 L5/6 *at Cal State Fullerton 1-3 L5/6 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-2 L5/7 *at Cal State Fullerton 0-4 L5/13 *UC SANTA BARBARA 3-0 W 5/13 *UC SANTA BARBARA 13-6 W 5/14 *UC SANTA BARBARA 1-12 L* Big West Conference Game# Southwest Texas Invitational (San Marcos, Texas)& GTE Aggie Tournament I^ Troy Cox Classic! Texas Tech Tournament (Lubbock, Texas)

2001 (25-47, 11-9, 3rd SUN BELT)Lea Ann Jarvis2/3 at Texas Tech 0-3 L2/3 at Texas Tech 4-5 L2/6 W. NEW MEXICO (8 inn) 2-6 L2/6 W. NEW MEXICO 2-1 W 2/7 E. NEW MEXICO 1-0 W 2/7 E. NEW MEXICO 0-1 L2/9 vs. Washington # 3-11 L2/9 vs. Texas # 8-2 W 2/10 vs. Utah # 2-7 L2/10 vs. South Carolina # 3-11 L2/11 vs. Missouri # 1-3 L2/16 vs. Kentucky % 1-6 L2/16 vs. Oklahoma State 3-4 L2/17 at Arizona (6 inn) % 1-9 L2/17 vs. Pacific % 3-4 L2/18 vs. Bowling Green % 2-7 L2/23 IOWA STATE & 11-5 W 2/23 OREGON & 6-7 L2/24 S. ILLINOIS (8 inn) & 0-1 L2/24 BAYLOR & 9-23 L2/25 HOUSTON (8 inn) & 7-6 W 2/25 TEXAS A&M CC 9-6 W 2/27 at New Mexico (5 inn) 0-9 L2/27 at New Mexico 3-4 L3/3 TEXAS TECH 3-0 W 3/3 TEXAS TECH 7-3 W 3/6 at California 0-3 L3/6 at California 0-3 L3/9 vs. Colorado State (9 inn) @ 3-2 W 3/9 at Fresno State @ 5-4 W 3/10 vs. Cal Poly @ 5-3 W 3/10 vs. UCLA @ 0-4 L 3/11 vs. DePaul @ 1-2 L3/11 vs. Oregon State @ 0-2 L3/14 vs. Texas ^ 0-3 L3/16 vs. Hawai’i ^ 0-2 L3/16 vs. Oklahoma ^ 4-5 L3/16 vs. Washington ^ 0-2 L3/17 vs. UNLV ^ 1-2 L

3/21 NEW MEXICO 2-7 L3/21 NEW MEXICO 1-2 L3/23 TULSA $ 1-2 L3/23 OREGON STATE $ 0-2 L3/24 UT-SAN ANTONIO $ 3-0 W3/24 OREGON STATE $ 2-3 L3/25 TULSA$ 7-1 W 3/25 UT-SAN ANTONIO (9 inn) $ 3-4 L3/31 *at W. Kentucky 4-7 L3/31 *at W. Kentucky (6 inn) 9-0 W 4/1 *at W. Kentucky 2-0 W 4/1 *at W. Kentucky (6 inn) 9-0 W 4/13 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 1-7 L4/13 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 6-4 W 4/14 *FLA INTERNATIONAL (8 inn) 1-2 L4/14 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 3-2 W 4/20 *M.TENNESSEE ST 2-1 W 4/21 *M. TENNESSEE ST 4-1 W 4/21 *M. TENNESSEE ST (8 inn) 3-4 L4/22 *M. TENNESSEE ST (10 inn) 4-5 L4/26 at LSU 0-7 L4/27 *at UL Lafayette 0-1 L4/28 *at UL Lafayette (6 inn) 0-8 L4/28 *at UL Lafayette 0-1 L4/29 *at UL Lafayette 0-3 L5/6 *LOUISIANA TECH 7-1 W 5/6 *LOUISIANA TECH 7-2 W 5/7 *LOUISIANA TECH 2-0 W 5/7 *LOUISIANA TECH 7-0 W 5/9 SW TEXAS STATE 6-11 L5/9 SW TEXAS STATE (8 inn) 4-3 W 5/11 vs. M. Tennessee State < 2-3 L5/12 vs. UL Lafayette < 4-8 L* Sun Belt Conference Game# Fiesta Bowl Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.)% Arizona Softball Classic (Tucson, Ariz.)& Troy Cox Classic, # NMSU Invitational@ Hallowell Chevrolet Classic (Fresno, Calif.)^ Kia Invitational (Fullerton, Calif.)

2002 (20-43, 2-14, 55h SUN BELT)Lea Ann Jarvis1/29 E. NEW MEXICO 5-4 W 1/29 E. NEW MEXICO 10-5 W 2/1 at UC Santa Barbara (5 inn) ! 0-8 L2/1 vs. Illinois-Chicago ! 3-10 L2/2 vs. Loyola Marymount (9 inn) ! 3-5 L2/2 at UC Santa Barbara ! 2-5 L2/3 vs. Illinois-Chicago (8 inn) ! 9-10 L2/6 W. NEW MEXICO 7-2 W 2/6 W. NEW MEXICO 4-3 W 2/8 vs. Utah State @ 8-2 W 2/8 vs. Wisconsin @ 0-6 L2/9 vs. Texas A&M @ 6-0 W 2/9 vs. Mississippi State (8 inn) @ 6-7 L2/10 vs. Nebraska @ 0-6 L2/10 at Arizona State (5 inn) @ 0-8 L2/15 vs. South Florida # 9-10 L2/15 vs. Louisville (5 inn) # 0-9 L2/16 vs. Notre Dame (8 inn) # 7-9 L2/16 vs. Auburn # 0-2 L2/17 at Arizona (6 inn) # 0-8 L2/18 at Texas Tech 4-7 L2/22 DAYTON & 5-1 W 2/22 FLORIDA STATE & 0-5 L2/23 TEXAS TECH & 5-3 W

2/23 FLORIDA STATE & 0-1 L2/24 DAYTON & 7-0 W 2/24 TEXAS TECH & 3-1 W 3/7 at Hawai’i % 0-4 L3/8 vs. Loyola Marymount % 5-1 W 3/8 vs. Oregon State % 3-7 L3/9 at Hawai’i % 2-9 L3/9 vs. Oregon State (8 inn)% 2-1 W 3/10 vs. Oregon State % 1-3 L3/24 NEW MEXICO 4-3 W 3/24 NEW MEXICO (5 inn) 9-1 W 3/26 at Baylor 0-1 L3/27 at Southwest Texas State 6-4 W 3/27 at Southwest Texas State 3-1 W 3/28 at UT-San Antonio 0-1 L3/28 at UT-San Antonio 7-5 W 3/30 at Texas A&M CC 1-3 L3/30 at Texas A&M CC 0-6 L4/3 at New Mexico 3-4 L4/13 *at Fla International (5 inn) 1-9 L4/13 *at Fla International 3-2 W 4/14 *at Fla International 3-10 L4/14 *at Fla International 0-6 L4/20 *UL LAFAYETTE 7-17 L4/20 *UL LAFAYETTE (6 inn) 3-11 L4/21 *UL LAFAYETTE 5-9 L4/21 *UL LAFAYETTE 0-6 L4/27 *W. KENTUCKY (8 inn) 2-3 L4/27 *W. KENTUCKY (8 inn) 4-7 L4/28 *W. KENTUCKY 2-5 L4/28 *W. KENTUCKY (5 inn) 9-1 W 5/4 *M. TENNESSEE ST 0-3 L5/4 *M. TENNESSEE ST 2-4 L5/5 *M. TENNESSEE ST (8 inn) 4-5 L5/5 *M. TENNESSEE ST 1-5 L5/9 vs. M. Tennessee State < 1-3 L5/10 vs. W. Kentucky State < 3-0 W 5/10 vs. M.Tennessee State < 1-4 L! UC Santa Barbara Tournament (Santa Barbara, Calif.)@ Fiesta Bowl Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)# Pepsi Classic (Tucson, Ariz.)& Troy Cox Classic% University of Hawai’i Tournament (Honolulu, Hawai’i)< Sun Belt Conference Tournament

2003 (8-55, 1-15, 5th SUN BELT)Lea Ann Jarvis2/7 W. NEW MEXICO (6 inn) 0-8 L2/9 W. NEW MEXICO 0-11 L2/9 W. NEW MEXICO 0-2 L2/12 TEXAS TECH (6 inn) 6-15 L2/12 TEXAS TECH 3-12 L2/14 MARSHALL # 2-4 L2/14 SW TEXAS STATE # 0-6 L2/15 BOWLING GREEN # 0-4 L2/15 E. ILLINOIS (6 inn) # 10-1 W 2/16 SAN JOSE STATE # 2-10 L2/16 SW TEXAS STATE # 0-6 L2/19 E. NEW MEXICO 8-2 W 2/19 E. NEW MEXICO 4-5 L2/21 TEXAS A&M CC # 3-4 L2/21 WESTERN ILLINOIS 5-6 L2/22 COLORADO STATE 0-2 L2/22 MISSOURI (5 inn) 4-17 L2/23 NEVADA 1-4 L2/28 vs. San Diego (6 inn) ! 0-8 L

2/28 at Arizona (5 inn) 0-16 L3/1 vs. Northern Iowa 5-9 L3/2 vs. Northern Iowa 1-3 L3/5 NEW MEXICO 1-4 L3/5 NEW MEXICO 0-6 L3/7 vs. Nevada (6 inn) $ 0-8 L3/7 vs. Utah State $ 0-5 L3/8 at UNLV (6 inn) $ 1-9 L3/8 at UNLV $ 1-3 L3/9 vs. Utah State $ 6-4 W 3/14 at Oklahoma State (5 inn) 0-9 L3/14 at Oklahoma State 0-5 L3/15 vs. No. 25 Kansas < 0-6 L3/15 vs. No. 25 Kansas (5 inn) < 0-11 L3/16 IONA (8 inn) 6-5 W 3/17 IONA (5 inn) 1-13 L3/17 IONA 6-3 W 3/21 BYU % 1-7 L3/21 CONNECTICUT % 0-1 L3/22 UT-SAN ANTONIO (8 inn) % 4-3 W 3/22 Mo.-KANSAS CITY % 3-2 W 3/23 at New Mexico (5 inn) 0-8 L3/26 at New Mexico 0-6 L3/26 at New Mexico 2-8 L4/5 *FLA INTERNATIONAL (5 inn) 2-13 L4/5 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 1-2 L4/6 *FLA INTERNATIONAL (5 inn) 0-15 L4/6 *FLA INTERNATIONAL (5 inn) 0-9 L4/12 *at No. 21 UL Lafayette (5 inn) 0-17 L4/12 *at No. 21 UL Lafayette (5 inn) 3-18 L4/13 *at No. 21 UL Lafayette (5 inn) 0-9 L4/13 *at No. 21 UL Lafayette (5 inn) 3-18 L4/19 *at W. Kentucky (5 inn) 0-8 L 4/19 *at W. Kentucky 6-2 W 4/20 *at W. Kentucky 2-7 L4/20 *at W. Kentucky (5 inn) 7-15 L4/23 at Texas Tech (6 inn) 3-11 L4/23 at Texas Tech 1-8 L4/26 *M. TENNESSEE ST (5 inn) 0-9 L 4/26 *M. TENNESSEE ST (9 inn) 0-2 L4/27 *M. TENNESSEE ST 0-4 L5/8 vs. W. Kentucky > 0-5 L5/9 vs. M.Tennessee State> 1-5 L# NMSU Tournament# Troy Cox Classic$ UNLV Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)! Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)< Game played in Stillwater, Okla.% NMSU Invitational > Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Bowling Green, Ky.)

2004 (14-49, 2-17, 6th SUN BELT)Kathy Rodolph2/6 at Texas State ! 0-4 L2/6 vs. UT-San Antonio (8 inn) ! 1-5 L2/7 vs. Tulsa ! 2-4 L2/7 vs. Texas A&M CC ! 0-1 L2/8 vs. Texas Tech ! 4-0 W 2/13 BOSTON @ 0-5 L2/13 BOSTON @ 8-12 L2/14 No. 18 TENNESSEE @ 3-16 L2/15 No. 18 TENNESSEE @ 1-7 L2/20 No. 23 TEXAS STATE # 3-7 L2/20 PORTLAND STATE (6 inn) # 1-13 L2/21 COLORADO STATE # 0-5 L2/21 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO # 1-4 L2/22 PORTLAND STATE # 3-7 L2/22 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO # 5-1 W 2/28 at New Mexico 0-6 L2/28 at New Mexico 0-3 L3/5 vs. Buffalo (8 inn) % 3-5 L3/5 at No. 20 Arizona State % 0-1 L3/6 vs. Buffalo (8 inn) % 4-5 L3/6 at No. 20 Arizona State (5 inn) % 1-9 L3/7 vs. Buffalo % 3-4 L3/12 ST. PETER’S (8 inn) $ 4-3 W 3/13 MARIST $ 0-2 L3/13 ST. PETER’S $ 5-1 W 3/14 DRAKE $ 2-4 L3/14 ST. PETER’S $ 4-2 W 3/15 MARIST $ 7-0 W 3/15 MARIST $ 4-2 W 3/17 TEXAS TECH 3-5 L3/17 TEXAS TECH 0-7 L3/20 at New Mexico 0-2 L3/20 at New Mexico 1-4 L3/24 UTEP 3-0 W 3/24 UTEP 3-0 W 3/31 at Texas Tech (9 inn) 1-2 L3/31 at Texas Tech 0-3 L4/10 *No. 8 UL LAFAYETTE 2-7 L4/10 *No. 8 UL LAFAYETTE (5 inn) 0-8 L4/11 *No. 8 UL LAFAYETTE (5 inn) 0-8 L4/17 *W. KENTUCKY 1-5 L4/17 *W. KENTUCKY 3-8 L4/18 *W. KENTUCKY 0-6 L4/18 *W.KENTUCKY 2-6 L4/24 *at M. Tennessee State 1-4 L4/24 *at M. Tennessee State 2-3 L4/25 *at M. Tennessee State 1-7 L

4/25 *at M.Tennessee State 3-4 L5/1 *NORTH TEXAS 6-4 W 5/1 *NORTH TEXAS 2-4 L5/2 *NORTH TEXAS 2-3 L5/2 *NORTH TEXAS (8 inn) 8-9 L5/5 at UTEP 5-2 W 5/5 at UTEP 7-1 W 5/7 *at Fla International 0-2 L5/7 *at Fla International 3-2 W 5/8 *at Fla International 0-1 L5/8 *at Fla International (9 inn) 1-2 L5/13 vs. M. Tennessee State < 0-3 L5/14 vs. North Texas < 4-2 W 5/15 vs. M. Tennessee State (10 inn) < 1-3 L* Sun Belt Conference Game! Texas State Tournament (San Marcos, Texas)@ NMSU Softball Tournament# Troy Cox Classic% Arizona State Tri. Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.)$ NMSU Invitational< Sun Belt Conference Tournament (at Lafayette, La.)

2005 (29-31, 10-10, 4th SUN BELT)Kathy Rodolph2/4 vs. Oklahoma State # 1-7 L2/4 vs. Northwestern # 2-5 L2/5 vs. Kansas # 4-8 L2/5 vs. Tulsa # 4-9 L2/6 at Arizona (5 inn) # 0-9 L2/9 UTEP (6 inn) 9-1 W 2/9 UTEP 5-2 W 2/11 UTAH VALLEY ST(5 inn) @ 4-0 W 2/12 TEXAS-ARLINGTON @ 5-1 W 2/13 ARKANSAS @ 8-3 W 2/13 MO-KS CITY (5 inn) @ 9-0 W 2/18 NEW MEXICO % 3-1 W 2/18 LOYOLA-CHICAGO (5 inn) % 16-3 W 2/19 UT-SAN ANTONIO % 4-5 L2/19 COLORADO STATE (5 inn) % 0-8 L2/20 NEBRASKA % 2-4 L2/25 vs. UT-San Antonio ! 4-5 L2/25 at UTEP (6 inn) ! 0-8 L2/26 vs. N. Colorado ! 3-4 L2/26 vs. Albany (6 inn) ! 9-1 W 2/27 vs. N. Colorado ! 14-4 W 3/11 vs. Pacific (8 inn) $ 3-4 L3/11 vs. Miami (Ohio) (5 inn) $ 8-0 W 3/12 vs. Minnesota $ 0-8 L3/12 vs. Bowling Green $ 1-6 L3/13 vs. N.C. State $ 2-1 W 3/18 vs. Liberty & 7-5 W 3/18 vs. Texas Tech (8 inn) & 0-1 L3/19 vs. Texas Tech (8 inn) & 2-3 L3/19 at New Mexico & 0-3 L3/22 at UTEP 7-5 W 3/22 at UTEP (6 inn) 10-1 W 3/25 at New Mexico 0-2 L3/25 at New Mexico 0-2 L3/29 NEW MEXICO 4-1 W 3/29 NEW MEXICO 6-5 W 4/9 *at No. 14 UL Lafayette 0-1 L4/9 *at No. 14 UL Lafayette 0-3 L4/10 *at No. 14 UL Lafayette 0-5 L4/10 *at No. 14 UL Lafayette 1-8 L4/16 *at W. Kentucky 1-2 L4/16 *at W. Kentucky (8 inn) 3-2 W 4/17 *at W. Kentucky 6-3 W 4/17 *at W. Kentucky 0-3 L4/23 *M. TENNESSEE STATE 6-0 W 4/23 *M. TENNESSEE STATE 3-2 W 4/24 *M. TENNESSEE STATE 6-0 W 4/24 *M. TENNESSEE STATE 6-3 W 4/30 *at North Texas 1-0 W 4/30 *at North Texas 2-3 L5/1 *at North Texas 3-1 W 5/1 *at North Texas 2-5 L5/7 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 1-0 W 5/7 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 1-8 L5/8 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 0-2 L5/8 *FLA INTERNATIONAL 6-5 W 5/12 vs. North Texas < 0-2 L5/12 vs. Fla. International < 6-2 W 5/13 vs. North Texas < 3-0 W 5/14 vs. W. Kentucky < 0-3 L* Sun Belt Conference Game# Univ. of Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)@ Hilton Las Cruces Classic% TROY COX CLASSIC! UTEP Tournament (El Paso, Texas)$ UNLV Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)& UNM Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.)< Sun Belt Conference tournament 2006 (26-23, 8-9, 55h WAC)Kathy Rodolph2/9 COLORADO STATE ^ 4-0 W 2/10 UTAH ^ 1-3 L2/10 OHIO STATE (6 inn) ^ 1-11 L2/11 UT-SAN ANTONIO ^ 3-2 W 2/12 COLORADO STATE ^ 4-7 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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2/12 PORTLAND STATE ^ 2-1 W 2/14 UTEP 11-10 W 2/14 UTEP 8-4 W 2/17 MOREHEAD ST (6 inn) # 8-0 W 2/18 GEORGE MASON (5 inn) # 8-0 W 2/18 TEXAS STATE # 2-1 W 2/19 UTAH VALLEY ST (5 inn) # 9-0 W 2/19 MIAMI (Ohio) # 0-2 L2/21 NEW MEXICO 1-3 L2/21 NEW MEXICO 2-1 W 2/24 vs. New Mexico % 4-3 W 2/25 vs. Utah % 1-4 L2/26 vs. Utah % 1-2 L2/26 vs. N. Colorado (5 inn) % 11-3 W 3/3 vs. Villanova ! 9-2 W 3/3 at UCF ! 1-0 W 3/4 vs. Bethune-Cookman ! 1-0 W 3/4 vs. Creighton ! 4-1 W 3/5 at UCF ! 1-0 W 3/11 at New Mexico 8-9 L3/11 at New Mexico (5 inn) 0-8 L3/15 at UTEP 6-10 L3/15 at UTEP 5-7 L3/24 *SAN JOSE STATE 0-2 L3/24 *SAN JOSE STATE 7-6 W 3/25 *SAN JOSE STATE 1-5 L3/31 *LA TECH (5 inn) 10-2 W 4/1 *LA TECH (6 inn) 10-1 W 4/1 *LA TECH (5 inn) 15-7 W 4/7 *at Hawai’i 1-0 W 4/8 *at Hawai’i 0-2 L4/8 *at Hawai’i (6 inn) 0-8 L4/15 *at No. 22 Fresno State 2-6 L4/15 *at No. 22 Fresno State (6 inn) 1-9 L4/21 *NEVADA 3-2 W 4/21 *NEVADA 5-4 W4/22 *NEVADA 1-5 L4/28 *at Utah State 1-3 L4/28 *at Utah State 1-5 L4/29 *at Utah State 1-0 W 4/30 *at Utah 2-3 L5/11 vs. Nevada < 0-2 L5/12 vs. San Jose State < 5-0 W 5/12 vs. Nevada < 0-1 L * Western Athletic Conference Game^ Hilton Las Cruces Classic# Troy Cox Classic% UTEP Invitational< WAC Tournament (Fresno, Calif.)

2007 (31-27, 9-9, 3rd WAC)Kathy Rodolph2/8 COLORADO STATE 3-2 W 2/9 SAM HOUSTON ST ^ 1-2 L2/9 NORTH TEXAS ^ 7-6 W 2/10 COLORADO STATE ^ 7-4 W 2/10 SAM HOUSTON ST (5 inn) ^ 9-0 W 2/11 COLORADO STATE ^ 7-9 L2/16 C. MICHIGAN (6 inn) % 9-1 W 2/17 TEXAS-ARLINGTON % 7-0 W 2/17 BUFFALO (5 inn) % 14-6 W 2/18 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT % 8-6 W 2/19 UTEP 11-10 W 2/23 vs. Iowa State @ 4-0 W 2/23 vs. McNeese State @ 8-0 W 2/24 at Houston (8 inn) @ 2-3 L2/25 at Houston @ 3-4 L2/25 vs. Texas A&M CC @ 4-3 W 3/2 vs. Maryland + 3-1 W 3/2 vs. Utah (5 inn) + 0-8 L3/3 vs. Central Michigan (8 inn) + 6-5 W 3/4 vs. Auburn + 2-4 L3/9 vs. Longwood $ 2-1 W 3/9 vs. No. 17 Oregon $ 3-8 L3/10 vs. Harvard $ 5-7 L3/10 vs. Portland State (5 inn) $ 0-8 L3/11 vs. Miami (Ohio) $ 3-0 W 3/14 UTEP 4-6 L3/14 UTEP (5 inn) 10-2 W 3/17 at UC Santa Barbara 0-1 L3/17 at UC Santa Barbara (6 inn) 0-8 L3/19 at St. Mary’s (9 inn) 6-7 L3/19 at St. Mary’s 3-0 W 3/23 *at San Jose State 5-1 W 3/23 *at San Jose State 10-6 W 3/24 *at San Jose State 5-3 W 3/28 NEW MEXICO 1-5 L3/28 NEW MEXICO 3-10 L3/30 *at Louisiana Tech 2-0 W 3/30 *at Louisiana Tech 0-3 L3/31 *at La Tech (11 inn) 5-7 L4/6 *No. 18 HAWAI’I 0-6 L4/7 *No. 18 HAWAI’I 3-7 L4/7 *No. 18 HAWAI’I 5-6 L4/13 *No. 24 FRESNO STATE (5 inn) 3-11 L4/14 *No. 24 FRESNO STATE 3-4 L4/14 *No. 24 FRESNO STATE 1-7 L4/20 *at Nevada (5 inn) 13-0 W 4/20 *at Nevada 4-2 W 4/21 *at Nevada (5 inn) 4-14 L4/25 at New Mexico 5-7 L

4/25 at New Mexico 3-1 W 5/1 W. New Mexico (5 inn) 10-0 W 5/1 W.NEW MEXICO 4-0 W 5/4 *UTAH STATE 5-0 W 5/5 *UTAH STATE 3-1 W 5/5 *UTAH STATE (9 inn) 2-1 W 5/9 vs. Nevada < 4-0 W 5/10 vs. Fresno State < 2-3 L5/10 vs. San Jose State < 1-3 L* Western Athletic Conference Game^ Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces Invitational% Troy Cox Classic@ Houston Marriott Hobby Invitational (Texas)+ USF Louisville Slugger Tournament (Tampa, Fla.)$ UNLV Eller Media Stadium Classic< WAC Tournament (Fresno, Calif.)

2008 (26-36, 7-11, 5th WAC)Kathy Rodolph2/8 vs. No. 2 Texas A&M^ 2-3 L 2/8 vs. No. 18 Oregon State^ 3-6 L2/9 vs. California^ 3-2 W 2/9 vs. Portland State^ 3-5 L 2/10 vs. Cal Poly^ 3-6 L2/15 N. DAKOTA STATE% 1-8 L 2/16 COLORADO STATE% 6-9 L 2/16 ILLINIOS-CHICAGO% 7-1 W 2/17 UT- SAN ANTONIO% 3-5 L 2/17 UT-ARLINGTON% 2-3 L 2/20 UTEP 7-3 W 2/22 OKLAHOMA STATE# 6-5 W 2/23 INDIANA STATE# 17-4 W 2/23 UTAH VALLEY UNIV.# 12-8 W 2/24 SAMFORD# 7-4 W 2/24 TAMU-CC# 9-0 W 2/29 vs. Univ. Illinios-Chicago~ 3-4 L 2/29 vs. No. 24 Virginia Tech~ 3-7 L 3/1 vs. South Florida~ 4-3 W 3/1 vs. Iowa State~ 1-6 L3/2 vs. No. 8 Arizona~ 1-9 L 3/5 GEORGETOWN 8-0 W 3/5 GEORGETOWN 9-1 W 3/7 vs. Southern Utah! 9-0 W 3/7 vs. Portland State! 4-1 W 3/8 v s. UNLV! 1-2 L 3/8 vs. No. 20 Ohio State! 1-3 L 3/9 vs. Oregon! 0-2 L 3/12 at UTEP 0-3 L 3/12 at UTEP (9 inn) 5-6 L 3/14 vs. Long Beach State + 2-5 L 3/14 vs. No. 25 San Diego State+ 0-6 L 3/15 vs. Iowa State + 4-2 W 3/15 vs. Univ. San Diego+ (9 inn) 6-1 W 3/16 vs. University of Utah+ Canceled 3/20 at Loyola Marymount 2-1 W 3/20 at Loyola Marymount 0-1 L3/24 *at No. 17 Hawai’i 4-1 W 3/24 *at No. 17 Hawai’i 0-4 L 3/25 *at No. 17 Hawai’i 0-1 L3/29 *NEVADA 3-0 W 3/29 *NEVADA (10 INN) 2-3 L 3/30 *NEVADA 5-7 L 4/4 *LOUISIANA TECH 4-12 L 4/5 *LOUISIANA TECH 2-8 L 4/5 *LOUISIANA TECH 8-2 W 4/6 US NATIONAL SQUAD& 0-21 L 4/8 NEW MEXICO 6-7 L 4/11 *at Utah State 5-3 W 4/12 *at Utah State 5-4 W 4/12 *at Utah State 14-1 W 4/19 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 6-2 W 4/19 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 3-5 L4/20 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 4-3 W 4/22 vs. New Mexico (5 inn) 1-9 L 4/25 *SAN JOSE STATE 4-0 W 4/26 *SAN JOSE STATE 8-14 L 4/26 *SAN JOSE STATE 2-4 L 5/2 *vs. Fresno State 2-3 L5/3 *vs. Fresno State 0-4 L 5/3 *vs. Fresno State 1-4 L 5/7 vs. Fresno State + 0-1 L5/8 vs. Utah State + 4-0 W 5/9 vs. Fresno State + (10 inn) 5-6 LDH is Doubleheader * Denotes Conference Play ^ Cathedral City Kick Off % Hotel Encanto Invitational # Troy Cox Tournament~ Univ. of Arizona Tournament ! UNLV Invitational & Exhibition Game+ WAC Tournament (Honolulu, Hawai’i)

2009 (33-21, 11-9, 5th WAC)Kathy Rodolph 2/5 COLORADO STATE (5 INN) 9-1 W 2/6 OHIO% (5 INN) 9-1 W 2/7 COLORADO STATE% (5 INN) 8-0 W 2/7 CLEVELAND STATE% 5-3 W 2/8 OHIO STATE% 3-2 W 2/8 Mo-KANSAS CITY% 8-4 W

2/12 UTEP# 10-7 W 2/13 EASTERN-ILLINOIS# 3-4 L 2/13 CENTRAL MICHIGAN# 11-4 W 2/14 EASTERN ILLINOIS# 1-2 L2/14 ST. MARY’S # 17-7 W 2/15 ST. MARY’S # (5 INN) 9-0 W 2/19 Cal State Northridge^ (5 Inn) 10-0 W2/19 UTEP^ 7-12 L 2/ 20 Samford^ (5 Inn) 8-0 W 2/ 20 Northern Colorado^ 8-2 W 2/ 21 San Jose State^ (5 Inn) 14-1 W 2/ 27 Northern Colorado~ 8-4 W 2/ 27 South Alabama~ 2-4 L 2/ 28 No. 8 Arizona State~ 2-6 L 2/ 28 Southern Utah~ 2-4 L3/ 1 Utah State~ 4-2 W 3/ 13 Texas Tech& (5 Inn) 9-1 W 3/ 13 UConn& 1-2 L 3/ 14 Miami-Ohio& (6 Inn) 11-0 W 3/ 14 San Diego State& 1-8 L3/ 15 Iowa State& (8 Inn) 1-0 W 3/ 18 NO. 12 ARIZONA 5-8 L 3/ 18 NO. 12 ARIZONA 5-10 L3/ 21 *at Nevada 2-3 L 3/ 21 *at Nevada 3-4 L3/ 22 *at Nevada Canceled3/ 24 NEW MEXICO 8-7 W 3/ 27 *FRESNO STATE 3-0 W 3/ 27 *FRESNO STATE (5 INN) 1-14 L 3/ 28 *FRESNO STATE (8 INN) 3-7 L4/10 *SAN JOSE STATE (5 INN) 14-4 W 4/10 *SAN JOSE STATE 6-0 W 4/11 *SAN JOSE STATE (6 INN) 16-7 W 4/17 *BOISE STATE 8-4 W 4/17 *BOISE STATE 10-9 W 4/18 *BOISE STATE 8-4 W 4/20 *at Utah State 5-4 W 4/21 *at Utah State (5 Inn) 10-0 W 4/21 *at Utah State 1-4 L 4/ 24 *at Hawai’i 1-3 L 4/ 25 *at Hawai’i 3-1 W 4/ 25 *at Hawai’i (5 Inn) 3-11 L 4/ 28 *at New Mexico 13-8 W 5/ 1 *at Louisiana Tech 1-9 L 5/ 1 *at Louisiana Tech 3-5 L5/ 2 *at Louisiana Tech 5-4 W 5/7 Nevada+ 1-4 L 5/8 San Jose State+ 6-1 W 5/8 Nevada+ 5-4 W * Denotes Conference Game, (DH) Denotes double header* Denotes Conference Play ^ UTEP Invitational % Hotel Encanto Invitational # Troy Cox Tournament~ Arizona State Tournament & San Diego State Tournament+ WAC Tournament (Fresno, Calif.)

2010 (27-28, 7-14, 6th WAC)Kathy Rodolph 2/11 NEBRASKA 4-2 W2/11 !NEBRASKA 2-1 W2/12 !COLORADO STATE (5 inn) 10-0 W2/13 !PENN STATE 10-9 W2/13 !UTSA 28-7 W2/15 UTEP 5-22 L2/19 @ST. MARY’S 6-4 W2/19 @WEBER STATE (5 INN) 13-3 W2/20 @BRADLEY 2-4 L2/21 @CLEVELAND STATE 9-3 W2/23 @NO. 21 TENNESSEE (5 INN) 1-10 L2/25 N.COLORADO (8 INN) 10-11 L2/25 N. COLORADO (5 INN) 21-3 W3/3 at No. 2 Arizona (5 Inn) 0-8 L3/3 at No. 2 Arizona (5 Inn) 0-9 L3/5 #vs. Southern Utah (6 Inn) 11-3 W3/5 #vs. No. 13 California 0-6 L3/6 #at UNLV 6-9 L3/6 #vs. Weber State (5 Inn) 8-0 W3/7 #vs. Portland State 3-2 W3/13 $vs. Florida Gulf Coast (8 Inn) 7-5 W3/13 $vs. Long Island 5-4 W3/14 $vs. St. Joseph’s (8 Inn) 4-3 W3/14 $vs. Drake 1-6 L3/16 MINNESOTA 10-9 W3/16 MINNESOTA (6 Inn) 8-0 W3/23 at UTEP 0-5 L3/27 *at Boise State 2-8 L3/27 *at Boise State 4-6 L3/28 *at Boise State 1-4 L4/3 *HAWAI’I 8-9 L4/3 *HAWAI’I 3-14 L4/4 *HAWAI’I (5 INN) 1-13 L4/6 NEW MEXICO (5 INN) 10-0 W4/9 *at Louisiana Tech 1-2 L4/10 *at Louisiana Tech 1-2 L4/10 *at Louisiana Tech 6-2 W4/12 at UT-Arlington 1-4 L4/16 *NEVADA 6-8 L4/16 *NEVADA 2-7 L

4/17 *NEVADA 10-4 W4/20 at New Mexico 12-3 W4/23 *at Fresno State (8 Inn) 3-4 L4/24 *at Fresno State 6-7 L4/24 *at Fresno State 1-3 L4/26 at Cal State Bakersfield 1-7 L4/26 at Cal State Bakersfield 5-1 W4/30 *UTAH STATE (9 INN) 4-3 W4/30 *UTAH STATE (5 INN) 9-1 W5/1 *UTAH STATE (5 INN) 12-2 W5/7 *at San Jose State 2-3 L5/8 *at San Jose State 2-1 W5/8 *at San Jose State (10 INN) 8-7 W5/12 &BOISE STATE 8-9 L5/13 &SAN JOSE STATE 8-9 L!Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)@Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)#Eller Media Stadium Tournament (Las Vegas)$USF Under Armour Showcase (Clearwater, Fla.)*WAC game&WAC Softball Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)

2011 (44-17, 17-4, 1st WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 11 !Northern Colorado 7-3 W Feb 11 !Colorado State (5 INN) 13-5 WFeb 12 !Northern Colorado 6-1 WFeb 12 !Minnesota (6 INN) 15-7 WFeb 13 !Minnesota (5 INN) 7-6 WFeb 13 !Colorado State (5 INN) 10-1 WFeb 18 @#6 Oklahoma 4-7 LFeb 18 @ULM 3-6 LFeb 19 @Sam Houston State (5 INN) 15-7 WFeb 19 @Southern Utah 10-5 WFeb 20 @#6 Oklahoma (6 INN) 0-16 LFeb 20 @Southern Utah 6-1 WFeb 24 at $UTEP 8-6 WFeb 25 $vs. Bradley (8 INN) 12-10 WFeb 25 $vs. Texas State 3-0 WFeb 26 $vs. Texas State 5-6 LFeb 26 $vs. North Dakota (5 INN) 14-4 WMar 04 &vs. Creighton 8-4 WMar 04 &vs. East Carolina 5-8 LMar 05 &#9 Arizona State (5 INN) 0-7 LMar 05 &vs. N. Colorado (6 INN) 13-5 WMar 06 &vs. Northern Iowa 4-2 WMar 09 UTEP 1-0 WMar 15 at #7 Arizona (8 INN) 2-7 LMar 15 #7 Arizona 5-7 LMar 18 #14 Nebraska 4-3 WMar 19 #14 Nebraska 5-7 LMar 19 #14 Nebraska (5 INN) 1-16 LMar 20 #14 Nebraska 3-6 LMar 25 San Jose State * (8 INN) 7-6 WMar 26 San Jose State * (5 INN) 9-0 WMar 26 San Jose State * (5 INN) 18-9 WMar 30 at Weber State (5 INN) 10-1 WMar 30 at Weber State 6-3 WApr 01 at Utah State * 3-1 WApr 01 at Utah State * 11-6 WApr 02 at Utah State * (10 INN) 4-3 WApr 04 New Mexico 2-3 LApr 08 #23 Fresno State * (5 INN) 1-9 LApr 09 #23 Fresno State * (5 INN) 10-2 WApr 09 #23 Fresno State * (6 INN) 9-1 WApr 15 at Nevada * 12-7 WApr 16 at Nevada * (5 INN) 10-2 WApr 16 at Nevada * 12-9 WApr 19 at New Mexico 6-0 WApr 22 Louisiana Tech * 7-1 WApr 23 Louisiana Tech * (8 INN) 5-4 WApr 23 Louisiana Tech * 3-2 WApr 27 at Loyola Marymount (5 INN) 11-2 WApr 29 at Hawai’i * (10 INN) 2-3 LApr 30 at Hawai’i * 4-5 LApr 30 at Hawai’i * 4-5 LMay 06 Boise State * (8 INN) 11-10 W May 07 Boise State * (5 INN) 16-3 WMay 07 Boise State * 7-6 WMay 12 (4) vs. Hawai’i % 5-4 WMay 13 (2) vs. Boise State % 7-0 WMay 14 (3) Fresno State % 5-0 WMay 20 vs. Texas Tech ^ (5 INN) 9-0 WMay 21 #8 Arizona ^ 0-8 LMay 21 vs. Texas Tech ^ 4-6 L ! Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)@ Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)$ UTEP Invitational (El Paso, Texas)& Wilson/DeMarini Invitational# Rankings are the USA Today/NFCA Poll* Western Athletic Conference Game% WAC Tournament in Fresno, Calif.^ NCAA Regional in Tucson, Ariz.

2012 (24-29, 5-16, 7th WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 10 !Indiana (6 INN) 10-2 W Feb 11 !Santa Clara (5 INN) 10-2 WFeb 12 !UIC 5-2 WFeb 12 !St. Mary 13-12 WFeb 14 !UTEP (6 INN) 13-3 W

Feb 17 @Weber State 13-9 WFeb 17 @#24 Nebraska 2-15 LFeb 18 @Stephen F. Austin (5 INN) 12-0 WFeb 18 @Colorado State 5-2 WFeb 19 @#24 Nebraska (5 INN) 2-10 LFeb 19 @Colorado State 4-1 WFeb 21 at UTEP 9-5 WFeb 24 $vs. San Diego State 0-6 LFeb 25 $vs. #1 California 0-2 LFeb 25 $vs. LIU-Brooklyn 7-1 WFeb 26 $vs. #19 Oregon 1-7 LFeb 26 $vs. #14 Stanford 2-5 LMar 02 &vs. Illinois 3-4 LMar 02 &at UNLV 1-6 LMar 03 &vs. Seton Hall 0-1 LMar 03 &vs. Florida Atlantic 5-1 WMar 04 &vs. Seton Hall (6 INN) 8-0 WMar 06 Valparaiso 1-9 LMar 09 ~vs. Creighton 4-1 WMar 09 ~vs. Valparaiso 8-5 WMar 10 ~vs. East Carolina 14-5 WMar 11 ~vs. Pacific 12-0 LMar 11 ~at #5 Arizona State (6 INN) 5-13 LMar 14 #23 New Mexico 8-6 WMar 21 at #14 Arizona 9-5 WMar 21 at #14 Arizona 3-6 LMar 23 at BYU * 2-3 LMar 24 at BYU * (5 INN) 1-9 LMar 24 at BYU * 3-6 LMar 30 #18 Hawai’i * (5 INN) 1-9 LMar 31 #18 Hawai’i * 3-4 LMar 31 #18 Hawai’i * 1-4 LApr 06 at Louisiana Tech * 2-6 LApr 07 at Louisiana Tech * 0-4 LApr 07 at Louisiana Tech * 1-5 LApr 10 at New Mexico (5 INN) 9-1 WApr 13 Nevada * 6-7 LApr 14 Nevada * 7-8 LApr 14 Nevada * (6 INN) 12-4 WApr 20 at Fresno State * 0-1 LApr 21 at Fresno State * 1-3 LApr 21 at Fresno State * 1-2 LApr 27 Utah State * 4-1 WApr 28 Utah State 0-5 LApr 28 Utah State * 7-1 W May 04 at San Jose State * 1-0 WMay 05 at San Jose State * 0-1 LMay 05 at San Jose State * (6 INN) 8-0 W ! Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)@ Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)$ Cathedral City Classic (Palm Springs, Calif.)& Eller Media Stadium Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)~ Diamond Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)# Rankings are the USA Today/NFCA Poll* Western Athletic Conference Game

2013 (37-20, 16-5, 2nd WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 08 ^Nebraska 1-5 LFeb 08 Îllinois-Chicago 8-1 WFeb 09 Îllinois-Chicago (5 INN) 11-1 WFeb 10 ^New Mexico 3-0 WFeb 12 UTEP 7-1 WFeb 15 $UMKC$(5 INN) 10-1 WFeb 15 $Penn State (6 INN) 10-2 W Feb 16 $Penn State (6 INN) 2-10 LFeb 16 $Colorado State 9-10 LFeb 17 $Colorado State 9-2 WFeb 17 $Texas Tech (8 INN) 3-5 LFeb 19 New Mexico 9-10 LFeb 23 +vs. South Dakota 1-0 WFeb 23 +at UTEP (8 INN) 5-4 WFeb 24 +South Dakota 4-3 WFeb 24 +at UTEP Canceled Mar 01 #vs. DePaul 1-6 LMar 01 #vs. CSU-Northridge 3-4 LMar 02 #vs. Weber State 4-0 WMar 02 #vs. UNLV (5 INN) 8-0 WMar 03 #vs. Weber State 2-0 WMar 03 #vs. UNLV 5-3 WMar 08 !vs. UC Davis 4-2 WMar 08 !vs. Pitt CanceledMar 09 !vs. Notre Dame 1-2 LMar 10 !vs. No. 3 Arizona State 0-6 LMar 10 !vs. Notre Dame 0-5 LMar 15 at No. 21 Nebraska (10 INN) 1-4 LMar 15 at No. 21 Nebraska (5 INN) 0-8 LMar 16 at No. 21 Nebraska CanceledMar 19 at New Mexico 2-0 WMar 22 Louisiana Tech * 4-8 LMar 23 Louisiana Tech * (6 INN) 11-3 WMar 23 Louisiana Tech * 9-7 WMar 25 Siena College 8-5 WMar 25 Siena College 10-5 WMar 29 at Utah State * (8 INN) 5-2 WMar 29 at Utah State * 17-6 WMar 30 at Utah State * 3-0 WApr 05 UT-Arlington * 5-1 WApr 06 UT-Arlington * (12 INN) 3-4 WApr 06 UT-Arlington * (8 INN) 6-5 WApr 09 No. 17 Arizona 3-2 W

Apr 09 No. 17 Arizona 1-8 LApr 12 UTSA * (5 INN) 8-0 WApr 13 UTSA * 7-1 WApr 13 UTSA * 3-2 WApr 19 at Texas State * (9 INN) 1-0 WApr 19 at Texas State * 4-5 LApr 20 at Texas State * (8 INN) 3-2 W Apr 26 Seattle U * (6 INN) 8-0 WApr 27 Seattle U * 2-0 WApr 27 Seattle U * 9-7 WMay 03 at San Jose State * 1-2 LMay 04 at San Jose State * (8 INN) 1-2 LMay 04 at San Jose State * 2-5 LMay 08 at Louisiana Tech ** 3-0 WMay 10 vs. San Jose State ** 1-3 LMay 10 vs. Texas State ** 3-1 WMay 11 vs. San Jose State ** 0-4 L^ Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)$ Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)+ UTEP Invitational (El Paso, Texas)# Eller Media Stadium Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)! Diamond Devil Invitational (Phoenix, Ariz.)* Conference Games** WAC Tournament in Ruston, La.

2014 (31-23, 10-4, 2nd WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 7 ^No. 15 Florida St. (5 INN) 0-11 LFeb 7 ^Saint Mary’s (CA) 6-4 WFeb 8 ^No. 9 Nebraska (5 INN) 0-11 LFeb.9 ^Saint Mary’s (CA) 2-3 LFeb 9 ÛTEP 8-6 WFeb 14 $Texas A&M CC 0-5 LFeb 14 $Iowa State 3-13 LFeb 15 $Northern Colorado 4-3 WFeb 15 $Iowa State 5-4 WFeb 16 $Texas Tech 8-6 WFeb 21 #vs Incarnate Word (5 INN) 16-2 WFeb 21 #vs Houston Baptist 8-3 WFeb 22 #vs Houston Baptist 5-3 WFeb 22 #vs Incarnate Word (5 INN) 11-2 WFeb 23 #vs Incarnate Word (6 INN) 8-0 WFeb 28 !vs Weber State 3-5 LFeb 28 !vs Seton Hall (5 INN) 14-5 WMar 1 !vs Binghamton (5 INN) 13-3 WMar 1 !at UNLV 5-4 WMar 2 !vs DePaul 1-8 LMar 4 at UTEP 1-5 LMar 7 @vs UT Arlington 3-5 LMar 7 @at Texas Tech 4-8 LMar 8 @vs Northern Colorado 3-2 WMar 9 @vs UT Arlington 4-3 WMar 13 at San Jose State 2-4 LMar 14 %vs Pacific 9-4 WMar 14 %vs Saint Mary’s (CA) 1-0 WMar 15 %vs Colorado State 2-6 LMar 15 %at Fresno State 4-6 LMar 16 %vs Cal Poly 0-1 LMar 19 New Mexico 3-4 LMar 25 UTEP (5 INN) 14-3 WMar 28 Seattle U* 6-1 WMar 29 Seattle U-1* 9-3 WMar 29 Seattle U-2* (5 INN) 10-2 WApr 4 at UMKC-1* 5-9 LApr 4 at UMKC-2* (5 INN) 13-4 WApr 5 at UMKC* 8-5 WApr 11 Bakersfield-1* 7-5 WApr 11 Bakersfield-2* 8-1 WApr 12 Bakersfield* (5 INN) 17-2 WApr 18 at Grand Canyon-1* 1-7 LApr 18 at Grand Canyon-2* 0-2 LApr 19 at Grand Canyon* 2-3 LApr 23 at No. 10 Arizona-1 (5 INN) 3-13 LApr 23 at No. 10 Arizona-2 7-13 LApr 25 at Utah Valley-1* (9 INN) 6-3 WApr 25 at Utah Valley-2* (5 INN) 15-6 WApr 29 at New Mexico (5 INN) 14-2 WMay 9 vs Utah Valley** 1-4 LMay 9 at Seattle U** 5-3 WMay 9 vs UMKC** (6 INN) 12-3 WMay 10 vs Utah Valley** 6-7 L^ Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)$ Troy Cox Classi (Las Cruces, N.M.)# UTEP Invitational (El Paso, Texas)! Eller Media Stadium Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)@ Jeannine McHaney Classic (Lubbock, Texas)% Fresno State Classic (Fresno, Calif.)* WAC conference games** WAC Tournament (Seattle, Wash.)

2015 (47-16, 14-1, 1st WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 5 $Texas Tech 3-5 LFeb 5 $Montana (6 INN) 8-0 WFeb 6 $No. 18 Nebraska 16-11 WFeb 7 $UT-San Antonio 7-8 LFeb 8 $Colorado State 8-2 WFeb 13 &Kansas 0-6 LFeb 13 &Weber State (5 INN) 8-0 WFeb 14 &Kansas (5 INN) 12-25 LFeb 14 &Bradley 8-10 L

Feb 15 &Bradley 14-9 WFeb 20 @vs No. 15 Minnesota 1-6 LFeb 20 @vs Indiana State 4-0 WFeb 21 @vs Boise State 4-3 WFeb 21 @vs Colorado State 7-3 WFeb 22 @at No. 19 Arizona State 7-11 LFeb 26 !at UNLV 1-0 WFeb 27 !vs Wisconsin 5-0 WFeb 27 !vs UL-Monroe 7-6 WFeb 28 !vs Wisconsin 8-7 WFeb 28 !vs DePaul 8-6 WMar 6 ^Tulsa (6 INN) 8-0 WMar 6 ^North Dakota (5 INN) 15-5 WMar 7 ^Tulsa 12-10 WMar 7 ^North Dakota 19-13 WMar 8 ^North Dakota 9-4 WMar 10 Middle Tennessee 5-6 LMar 13 #vs Long Beach State (5 INN) 0-9 LMar 13 #vs Harvard 7-2 WMar 14 #vs UNLV 7-0 WMar 14 #vs Connecticut 5-4 WMar 15 #vs San Jose State (5 INN) 14-0 WMar 18 UTEP 12-6 WMar 21 No. 17 Arizona (5 INN) 2-14 LMar 21 No. 17 Arizona (8 INN) 6-11 LMar 24 at New Mexico 12-6 WMar 27 Utah Valley* 7-2 WMar 28 Utah Valley* (5 INN) 9-0 WMar 28 Utah Valley* (5 INN) 10-0 WApr 3 at Seattle* 7-2 WApr 4 at Seattle* (5 INN) 10-1 WApr 4 at Seattle* 6-1 WApr 6 No. 19 Arizona State 6-4 WApr 6 No. 19 Arizona State (5 INN) 1-12 LApr 10 Missouri-Kansas City* 6-2 WApr 11 Missouri-Kansas City* 8-3 WApr 11 Missouri-Kansas City* 10-9 WApr 14 New Mexico 4-2 WApr 17 at Bakersfield* 1-0 WApr 17 at Bakersfield* 7-2 WApr 18 at Bakersfield* 0-3 LApr 24 Grand Canyon* 7-6 WApr 25 Grand Canyon* 6-3 WApr 25 Grand Canyon* (6 INN) 15-5 WApr 28 at UTEP 5-2 WApr 28 at UTEP 2-1 WMay 7 Utah Valley** (5 INN) 13-3 WMay 8 Bakersfield** (5 INN) 2-10 LMay 8 Utah Valley** (5 INN) 18-3 WMay 9 Bakersfield** 7-4 WMay 9 Bakersfield** (6 INN) 18-10 WMay 15 %vs #15 Minnesota (6 INN) 2-10 LMay 16 %vs St. John’s (NY) 9-6 WMay 16 %vs #15 Minnesota 0-2 L$-Hotel Encanto Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)&-Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)@-Diamond Devil Invitational hosted by ASU!-Alexis Park Resort Classic hosted by UNLV^-NM State Round Robin#-San Diego State Tournament*-WAC game**-WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)%-NCAA Regional in Tucson, Ariz.

2016 (38-21, 14-1, 1st WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 12 !Incarnate Word 11-1 W Feb 12 !Incarnate Word 8-0 W Feb 13 !UTEP 4-1 W Feb 13 !Incarnate Word 13-3 W Feb 14 !UTEP 12-4 W Feb 19 @#10 Oklahoma 1-11 L Feb 19 @Western Michigan 15-5 W Feb 20 @#10 Oklahoma 0-8 L Feb 20 @Campbell 10-1 W Feb 21 @Creighton 9-0 W Feb 21 @Western Michigan 8-0 W Feb 25 #vs BYU 2-1 W Feb 26 #vs Boise State 1-2 L Feb 26 #vs Northwestern 4-12 L Feb 27 #vs Oregon State 2-10 L Feb 27 #vs Cal State Fullerton 5-4 W Feb 28 #vs Utah 4-10 L Mar 1 Mount St. Mary’s 9-4 W Mar 1 Mount St. Mary’s 10-0 W Mar 4 $vs Southern Utah 13-3 W Mar 4 $vs Drake 3-1 W Mar 5 $vs Florida Atlantic 3-5 L Mar 5 $vs Saint Mary’s 12-4 W Mar 6 $vs Oregon 0-8 L Mar 8 New Mexico 11-3 W Mar 11 %vs USC Upstate 2-3 L Mar 11 %at USF 4-5 L Mar 12 %vs Detroit Mercy 10-0 W Mar 12 %vs East Carolina 7-3 W Mar 13 %vs Maine 7-5 W Mar 15 ^vs Purdue 0-3 L Mar 15 ât UCF 0-3 L Mar 16 ât UCF 1-2 L Mar 19 Missouri 6-9 L Mar 19 Missouri 3-14 L

Mar 20 Missouri 1-5 L Apr 1 Seattle U* 12-0 W Apr 2 Seattle U* 2-0 W Apr 2 Seattle U* 5-0 W Apr 6 at Arizona 1-6 L Apr 6 at Arizona 2-10 L Apr 8 at Utah Valley* 9-0 W Apr 8 at Utah Valley* 11-1 W Apr 9 at Utah Valley* 4-2 W Apr 15 at Grand Canyon* 5-6 L Apr 15 at Grand Canyon* 8-0 W Apr 16 at Grand Canyon* 9-1 W Apr 19 at UTEP 12-0 W Apr 22 CSU Bakersfield* 6-5 W Apr 23 CSU Bakersfield* 12-1 W Apr 23 CSU Bakersfield* 4-2 W Apr 29 at UMKC* 5-4 W Apr 30 at UMKC* 7-2 W Apr 30 at UMKC* 11-8 W May 4 at New Mexico 3-2 W May 12 **Utah Valley 5-2 W May 13 **CSU Bakersfield 1-2 L May 13 **Seattle U 6-4 W May 14 **CSU Bakersfield 0-1 L !-NM State Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.)@-Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) #-Mary Nutter Classic (Palm Springs, Cali.)$-UNLV Classic (Las Vegas)%-USF Under Armour Showcase (Tampa, Fla.)^-UCF Spring Fling (Orlando, Fla.)*-WAC Game**-WAC Tournament (Seattle)

2017 (29-25, 11-4, T-1st WAC)Kathy RodolphFeb 11 UTSA 9-1 WFeb 11 UTSA 4-1 WFeb12 UTSA 3-11 LFeb 16 !Northern Colorado 10-2 WFeb 17 !DePaul 8-1 WFeb 17 !Bradley 3-5 LFeb 18 !Oregon State 2-6 LFeb 20 !#15 Tennessee 0-9 LFeb 23 @#7 LSU 0-9 LFeb 23 @North Carolina State 4-7 LFeb 24 @#15 Michigan 4-5 LFeb 25 @ Oklahoma State 4-7 LFeb 26 @San Diego State 2-10 LMar 1 #UTEP 3-5 LMar 9 #DePaul 4-1 WMar 10 #Southern Illinois 1-0 WMar 10 #Portland State 8-7 WMar 11 #Southern Illinois 7-4 WMar 11 at #UNLV 0-1 LMar 15 New Mexico 8-0 WMar 18 at Nebraska 6-7 LMar 18 at Nebraska 3-9 LMar 19 at Nebraska 1-4 LMar 21 at Omaha 14-6 WMar 22 at #21 Arizona State 2-5 LMar 22 at #21 Arizona State 3-7 LMar 28 at UTEP 8-4 WMar 28 at UTEP 13-4 WMar 31 Utah Valley* 8-5 WApr 1 Utah Valley* 4-3 WApr 1 Utah Valley* 7-3 WApr 7 at Seattle U* 2-6 LApr 7 at Seattle U* 14-6 WApr 8 at Seattle U* 6-4 WApr 14 UMKC* 5-2 WApr 15 UMKC* 8-0 WApr 15 UMKC* 11-3 WApr 18 #3 Arizona 0-8 LApr 18 #3 Arizona 1-11 LApr 21 at CSU Bakersfield* 5-2 WApr 22 at CSU Bakersfield* 4-7 LApr 22 at CSU Bakersfield* 13-3 WApr 28 Grand Canyon* 8-14 LApr 29 Grand Canyon* 13-5 WApr 29 Grand Canyon* 10-13 LMay 2 at New Mexico 7-6 WMay 4 Florida Atlantic 5-4 WMay 11 $CSU Bakersfield 7-2 WMay 12 $Seattle U 4-6 LMay 12 $UMKC 15-3 WMay 13 $Seattle U 15-14 WMay 13 $Seattle U 10-0 WMay 19 %at #2 Arizona 0-11 LMay 20 %Saint Francis 4-8 L!-Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)@-Mary Nutter Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.)#-Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)*-WAC game$-WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)%-NCAA Regional (Tucson, Ariz.)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSYEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


All-American Selection 2011 Hoku Nohara-2nd Team (NFCA/Louisville Slugger)1997 Stephanie Bonillas-3rd Team (NFCA/Louisville Slugger)

NFCA National Player of the Week2016Mar 15 Fiana Finau

NFCA All-Region Selection 2017 (Pacific Region) Kelsey Horton - 2nd Team2016 (Pacific Region) Fiana Finau-3rd Team Emma Adams-3rd Team2015 (Pacific Region) Fiana Finau-2nd Team Staci Rodriguez-3rd team2014 (Pacific Region) Lacey Rother-2nd Team Staci Rodriguez-3rd Team2013 (Pacific Region) Staci Rodriguez-1st Team Amber Olive-2nd Team2011 (West Region) Hoku Nohara-1st Team Tiare Jennings-2nd Team2010 (West Region) Hoku Nohara-1st Team2009 (West Region) Tiare Jennings-1st Team2007 (West Region) Ashley Roszkos-2nd Team1997 (West Region) Stephanie Bonillas-1st Team Danny Dunn-2nd Team

CoSida Academic All-American 2003 Christine Stephens-1st Team

CoSida Academic All-District VI 2003 Christine Stephens-1st Team2001 Mel Briggs-1st Team

Conference Coach of the Year Western Athletic Conference2016 Kathy Rodolph2015 Kathy Rodolph2011 Kathy Rodolph

Big West Conference1996 Rick Gamez1992 Ron Landschoot

Conference Player of the Year Western Athletic Conference2017 Kelsey Horton2016 Fiana Finau2015 Staci Rodriguez2014 Lacey Rother2013 Staci Rodriguez

Conference Pitcher of the YearBig West Conference1996 Danny Dunn

Conf. Freshman of the Year Western Athletic Conference2016 Kelsey Horton2015 Dallas McBride2011 Valerie Swedberg

Sun Belt Conference2005 Sarah O’Neill

Conf. Newcomer of the Year Sun Belt Conference2005 Sarah Seagraves

First Team All-Conference Western Athletic Conference2017 Kelsey Horton Nikki Butler Rachel Rodriguez2016 Fiana Finau Karysta Donisthorpe Makayla McAdams Kelsey Horton2015 Staci Rodriguez Dallas McBride Kelsey Dodd Fiana Finau Haley Nakamura2014 Lacey Rother Fiana Finau Alyssa Ruiz2013 Staci Rodriguez Amber Olive Alex Newman2011 Hoku Nohara Teresa Conrad Tiare Jennings Kandis Jones Kylie Randall Valerie Swedberg2010 Tiare Jennings2009 Hoku Nohara Angie Ortega2006 Rishelle Gastelum Stacey Lien Kristi Randall

Sun Belt Conference2004 Veronica Owens2003 Christine Stephens2001 Mel Briggs

Big West Conference2000 Lizette Olivares1998 Stephanie Bonillas1997 Danny Dunn Stephanie Bonillas1996 Danny Dunn1995 Abbie Sodaro1993 Sherry Rector

Second Team All-Conference Western Athletic Conference2017 Victoria Castro Fahren Glackin Kayla Green2016 Tatum Reedy Corrin Green Rachel Rodriguez Victoria Castro2015 Karysta Donisthorpe2014 Staci Rodriguez Emma Adams Makayla McAdams Brennalyn Nakamura Celisha Walker2013 Emma Adams Kristi Covarrubia Malena Padilla2012 Shaleese Javillo Briana Tovio-Asato2011 Ashley Maroda2010 Kandis Jones Hoku Nohara Angie Ortega Kylie Randall2009 Tiare Jennings Kristi Randall2008 Stephanie Herrera Stacey Lien2007 Stephanie Herrera Ashley Roszkos Kim Watson2006 Mailei Hilva

Sun Belt Conference2005 Sarah Seagraves Ashley Roszkos2002 Christine Stephens Heather Nobbe Mel Briggs2001 Judy Block

Big West Conference1998 Kabrina Bates1997 Andrea Benford1996 Lynn Sheehey Cyndi Malone Abbie Sodaro1992 Wendy Snyder

All-Conf. Honorable MentionBig West Conference1999 Kabrina Bates1998 Lynn Sheehey Kim Bryant1996 Vicki Trumble Andrea Lefebvre Lisa Larson

All-Tournament Team WAC Tournament2017 Victoria Castro Samaria Diaz Misty Hoohuli Rachel Rodriguez (MVP)

2016 Emma Adams Karysta Donisthorpe Tatum Reedy Rachel Rodriguez2015 Emma Adams (MVP) Kelsey Dodd Dallas McBride Staci Rodriguez2014 Fiana Finau Malena Padilla Tatum Reedy Celisha Walker2013 Kelsey Dodd Alex Newman2011 Valerie Swedberg (MVP) Hoku Nohara Alex Newman Tiare Jennings2009 Hoku Nohara Kylie Randall2008 Stephanie Herrera Ashley Maroda2007 Kristi Randall2006 Kristi Randall

Sun Belt Tournament2005 Stacy Knight Sarah Seagraves2004 Veronica Owens

Conference Player of the WeekWestern Athletic Conference2017Feb 13 Kelsey Horton (h)Feb 20 Merina Ili (h)Apr 3 Nikki Butler (h) Kayla Green (p)Apr 10 Kelsey Horton (h)Apr 17 Alexis Maynez (h)Apr 24 Kelsey Horton (h)May 8 Kayla Green (p)

2016Feb 15 Emma Adams (h) Karysta Donisthorpe (p)Feb 22 Kelsey Horton (h)Mar 7 Victoria Castro (h)Mar 14 Fiana Finau (h)Apr 4 Tatum Reedy (h)Apr 18 Corrin Green (h) Kayla Green (p)May 9 Karysta Donisthorpe (p)

2015Feb 9 Karysta Donisthorpe (p)Feb 16 Emma Adams (h)Mar 2 Corrin Green (h)Mar 9 Karysta Donisthorpe (p)Mar 16 Fiana Finau (h)Mar 23 Malena Padilla (h)Mar 30 Fiana Finau (h) Karysta Donisthorpe (p)Apr 6 Staci Rodriguez (h)Apr 13 Dallas McBride (p)Apr 27 Kelsey Dodd (h)

May 4 Haley Nakamura (h) Karysta Donisthorpe (p)

2014Feb 10 Lacey Rother (h)Feb 17 Staci Rodriguez (h)Feb 24 Fiana Finau (h) Celisha Walker (p)Mar 3 Staci Rodriguez (h)Mar 31 Alyssa Ruiz (h) Karysta Donisthorpe (p)Apr 14 Lacey Rother (h)May 5 Fiana Finau (h)

2013Feb 18 Staci Rodriguez (h)Feb 25 Teresa Conrad (h)Apr 8 Alex Newman (p)Apr 15 Staci Rodriguez (h)Apr 29 Staci Rodriguez (h)

2012Feb 20 Tiare Jennings (h)

2011Feb 28 Alex Newman (p)Mar 7 Hoku Nohara (h)Mar 21 Hoku Nohara (h)Apr 11 Tiare Jennings (h)Apr 18 Tiare Jennings (h)May 9 Valerie Swedberg (h)

2010Feb 15 Angie Ortega(h)Mar 1 Hoku Nohara (h)

2009Feb 9 Ashley Maroda (h)Feb 16 Hoku Nohara (h)Feb 23 Tiare Jennings (h)Apr 13 Angie Ortega (h) Kim Watson (p)

2008Feb 25 Hoku Nohara (h)Apr 14 Ashley Maroda (h)

2007Feb 19 Ashley Roszkos (h)Feb 26 Vanessa Fitzgerald (p)Mar 26 Kim Watson (p)Apr 23 Ashley Frisby (h)May 7 Kim Watson (p)

2006Feb 13 Stephanie Herrera (h)Feb 20 Mailei Hilva (h)Mar 6 Sarah Seagraves (p)

Sun Belt Conference2005Feb 14 Sarah O’Neill (h) Sarah Seagraves (p)Apr 4 Lindsay Hainzinger (h) Sarah Seagraves (p)

2004May 10 Stacy Knight (h)

2003Mar 31 Christine Stephens (h)

2002Mar 11 Ryon Adams (p)

2001Apr 2 Judy Blok (p)

Big West Conference

2000Feb 28 Melissa Briggs (f)

1999Apr 26 Kabrina Bates (p)

1998Apr 27 Cindy Eritano (f)

1997Mar 18 Danny Dunn (p)Apr 7 Cindy Eritano (f)Apr 21 Danny Dunn (p)May 5 Stephanie Bonillas (f)

1996Mar 19 Danny Dunn (p)Apr 29 Andrea Benford (f)May 6 Danny Dunn (p)

1993May 11 Sherry Rector (f) Shelly Owen (p)

Academic All-Conference Western Athletic Conference2017 Nikki Butler Victoria Castro Fahren Glackin Misty Hoohuli Jeanelle Medina Haley Nakamura Rachel Rodriguez Kaitlyn Rubio Caity Szczesny2016 Amy Bergeson Karysta Donisthorpe Corrin Green Misty Hoohuli Makayla McAdams Haley Nakamura Brennalyn Nakamura Tatum Reedy Rachel Rodriguez2015 Karysta Donisthorpe Misty Hoohuli Makayla McAdams Brennalyn Nakamura Haley Nakamura Tatum Reedy Staci Rodriguez

Amy Bergeson Corrin Green Lucy Mendoza Rachel Rodriguez2014 Kristi Covarrubia Kelsey Dodd Chelsea Dohrwardt Karysta Donisthorpe Fiana Finau Misty Hoohuli Brennalyn Nakamura Tatum Reedy Staci Rodriguez Alyssa Ruiz Devon Thomey2013 Emma Adams Teresa Conrad Kristi Covarrubia Kelsey Dodd Tehani Kaaihue Alex Newman Amber Olive Malena Padilla Staci Rodriguez Alyssa Ruiz2012 Brittany Clifton Teresa Conrad Kristi Covarrubia Kelsey Dodd Chelsea Dohwardt Karysta Donisthorpe Tiare Jennings Tehani Kaaihue Alex Newman Amber Olive Malena Padilla Staci Rodriguez Briana Tovio-Asoto2011 Teresa Conrad Tiare Jennings Kandis Jones Tehani Kaaihue Ashley Maroda Alex Newman Amber Olive Kylie Randall Alyssa Ruiz Valerie Swedberg2010 Tiffany Autry Teresa Conrad Kandis Jones Tehani Kaaihue Ashley Maroda Lauren Morizi Alex Newman Amber Olive Kylie Randall Torrey Schroeder Carissa Theis Sydney Williard2009 Tiffany Autry Richelle Gastelum Tiare Jennings Kandis Jones Stacey Lien

Ashley Maroda Kristi Randall Nicole Russell Kim Watson Sydney Williard2008 Brittany Clifton Samantha Dillard Richelle Gastelum Stephanie Herrera Kandis Jones Colleen Kimbro Stacey Lien Kristi Randall Kim Watson2007 Samantha Dillard Stacey Lien Kayla Luttmers Jamie Nussbaum Jenavieve Purcell Kristi Randall Kim Watson2006 Wendy Gray Stacy Knight Stacey Lien Kayla Luttmers Kristi Randall Kasey Sandlin Kim Watson

Stan Bates Award (Awarded to WAC’s Top Academic Athlete)2013 Amber Olive2011 Kandis Jones

HONORS AND AWARDS HONORS AND AWARDS


GAMES PLAYED72 Mel Briggs................................................................ 200172 Wendy Brunton ..................................................... 199272 Pam Morgan ............................................................ 199272 Wendy Snyder ........................................................ 199271 Three players tied

GAMES STARTED72 Mel Briggs................................................................ 200172 Wendy Snyder ........................................................ 199270 Heather Nobbe ....................................................... 199270 Pam Morgan ............................................................ 199269 Two players tied

AT-BATS233 Mel Briggs................................................................ 2001233 Lizette Olivares ..................................................... 2001217 Andrea Benford .................................................... 1996216 Amber Mosher ....................................................... 2001212 Kandis Jones ............................................................2011

RUNS SCORED73 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201561 Kandis Jones ............................................................201160 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201459 Tiare Jennings .........................................................201159 Emma Adams ........................................................... 2015

HITS82 Kandis Jones ............................................................201179 Amber Olive ............................................................. 201375 Emma Adams ........................................................... 201574 Kylie Randall ............................................................201171 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2015

DOUBLES 17 Ashley Roszkos...................................................... 200717 Sherry Rector ........................................................ 199316 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201516 Emma Adams ........................................................... 201516 Sarah O’Neill ...........................................................200516 Amber Mosher ....................................................... 2001

TRIPLES7 Kari Bright ............................................................... 19866 Andrea Benford .................................................... 19966 Cyndi Malone ........................................................... 19966 Cyndi Malone ............................................................1995 5 Five players tied*Most recent - Amber Olive 2013

TOTAL BASES142 Hoku Nohara.............................................................2011137 Fiana Finau ................................................................ 2015135 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2015134 Tiare Jennings ........................................................2009 131 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2013131 Kelsey Horton ...............................................2017

HOME RUNS24 Hoku Nohara.............................................................201124 Fiana Finau........ ............................... .........................201520 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201317 Tiare Jennings ........................................................200916 Hoku Nohara............................................................ 201016 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201516 Kelsey Horton ...............................................2017

GRAND SLAMS3 Malena Padilla, Kelsey Dodd ....................... 2015

RBI74 Fiana Finau............................. ............................... ....201573 Hoku Nohara.............................................................201163 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2013 62 Hoku Nohara............................................................ 201061 Tiare Jennings ........................................................2009

WALKS63 Hoku Nohara.............................................................201154 Tiare Jennings .........................................................201149 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 201547 Kelsey Dodd ............................................................. 201537 Staci Rodriguez ......................... ............................201437 Hoku Nohara............................................................ 2010

STRIKEOUTS55 Adrian Nobles......................................................... 199952 Barbie Eitel............................................................... 199950 Hoku Nohara............................................................200849 Sarah Stansberry ................................................200347 Kelly Rhyne...............................................................200247 Adrian Nobles......................................................... 2001

STOLEN BASES40 Kylie Randall ............................................................201137 Andrea Benford .................................................... 199634 Cyndi Malone ........................................................... 199634 Rachel Rodriguez ...................................... 201632 Abbie Sodaro ........................................................... 1996

STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS44 Andrea Benford .................................................... 199642 Kylie Randall ............................................................201140 Rachel Rodriguez ...................................... 201636 Cyndi Malone ........................................................... 199635 Kylie Randall ........................................................... 2010

BATTING AVERAGE.429 Hoku Nohara............................................................2009 .426 Hoku Nohara.............................................................2011.415 Kelsey Horton ...............................................2017.407 Tiare Jennings ........................................................2009.401 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2015

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1.007 Hoku Nohara.............................................................2011.825 Hoku Nohara............................................................ 2010.799 Kelsey Horton ...............................................2017.792 Fiana Finau ................................................................ 2015.788 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2014

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE.610 Hoku Nohara.............................................................2011.529 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2015.527 Hoku Nohara............................................................2009.526 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 2014 .518 Hoku Nohara............................................................ 2010

SACRIFICE HITS21 Vicki Bejarano-Trumble ................................. 199618 Vicki Bejarano-Trumble ..................................199718 Abbie Sodaro ............................................................199515 Sandy Birdwell ..................................................... 1998

SACRIFICE FLIES6 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................... 20155 Victoria Castro .......................................... 20165 Christine Stephens .............................................20025 Dennise Wilson.......................................................19814 Kelsey Dodd ............................................................. 20134 Malena Padilla ...................................................... 20154 Kelsey Horton ...............................................2017

HIT-BY-PITCH13 Nikki Butler ...................................................201710 Fahren Glackin ............................................201710 Lindsay Hainzinger...............................................200410 Amanda Carver......................................................20039 Teresa Conrad ........................................................ 20109 Hoku Nohara............................................................2009

Kylie Randall Kandis Jones Teresa Conrad

BATTING LEADERS - SINGLE SEASON


APPEARANCES54 Erin Carer ............................................................. 199151 Sarah Seagraves ............................................. 200551 Jennifer Bride ...................................................200346 Anita Knight .........................................................200246 Shelly Owen ........................................................199346 Alex Newman.......................................................2013

STARTS54 Erin Carter ........................................................... 199142 Sarah Seagraves ............................................. 200541 Anita Knight .........................................................200241 Shelly Owen ........................................................199337 Kim Watson ......................................................... 2007

WINS24 Alex Newman.......................................................201323 Alex Newman....................................................... 201122 Sarah Seagraves ............................................. 2005 21 Kim Watson .........................................................200921 Karysta Donisthorpe .....................................2015

LOSSES46 Erin Carter ........................................................... 199133 Anita Knight .........................................................200229 Shelly Owen ........................................................199329 Jennifer Bride ...................................................200426 Jennifer Bride ...................................................2003

INNINGS PITCHED327.0 Erin Carter ........................................................... 1991280.2 Anita Knight .........................................................2002279.0 Shelly Owen ........................................................1993274.0 Sarah Seagraves ............................................. 2005259.2 Amber Mosher ..................................................2000

ERA0.38 Jo Kord ...................................................................19830.40 Jo Kord .................................................................. 19820.65 Danny Dunn ........................................................... 19970.65 Denise Gorman ...................................................19830.74 Denise Gorman .................................................. 1982

COMPLETE GAMES42 Erin Carter ........................................................... 199134 Anita Knight ......................................................... 200533 Shelly Owen ........................................................199330 Danny Dunn ...........................................................199630 Danny Dunn ...........................................................1994

SHUTOUTS11 Denise Gorman ...................................................198311 Danny Dunn ........................................................... 199710 Danny Dunn ...........................................................199610 Jo Kord ...................................................................1983 9 Jo Kord .................................................................. 1982

SAVES4 Stacy Webster ................................................... 19884 Vanessa Fitzgerald ......................................... 20074 Celisha Walker .................................................20144 Alex Newman.......................................................20124 Kayla Green ............................................... 2017

WALKS 182 Erin Carter ........................................................... 1991124 Jennifer Bride ...................................................2003106 Erin Carter ...........................................................199297 Kim Watson ......................................................... 200795 Dallas McBride .................................................2015

STRIKEOUTS241 Sarah Seagraves ............................................. 2005227 Jo Kord ...................................................................1983215 Kim Watson ......................................................... 2007 213 Kim Watson .........................................................2009194 Jennifer Bride ...................................................2003

HIT BATTERS30 Dallas McBride .................................................201527 Anita Knight .........................................................200227 Amber Mosher ..................................................200022 Amber Mosher .................................................. 200121 Kayla Green ............................................... 2017

DEFENSE

PUTOUTS453 Cindy Eritano ....................................................... 1997450 Kim Bryant ...........................................................2000385 Kelsey Dodd..........................................................2013372 Hoku Nohara .......................................................2008 353 Jocelyn Hensley ................................................ 1991

ASSISTS194 Kelly Patterson .................................................1994188 Sherry Rector ....................................................1994174 Melanie Moya ......................................................1994170 Kelly Patterson .................................................1993158 Pam Morgan .........................................................1992

FIELDING PERCENTAGE1.000 Staci Rodriguez ..................................................20131.000 Kandis Jones ......................................................2008 1.000 Stacey Lien ............................................................2006.997 Mailei Hilva .......................................................... 2005.995 Kelsey Dodd..........................................................2013

Alex Newman Celisha Walker Kim Watson

GAMES PLAYED252 Sherry Rector ............................................. 1991-94249 Mel Briggs .....................................................1999-02237 Heather Williams .....................................1995-98234 Christine Stephens ...................................1999-03232 Pam Morgan ..................................................1989-92 AT-BATS765 Mel Briggs .....................................................1999-02720 Kandis Jones ................................................2008-11699 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-11695 Sherry Rector ............................................. 1991-94658 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12

RUNS SCORED194 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15 188 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12175 Kandis Jones ................................................2008-11152 Kylie Randall ................................................2008-11146 Kristi Randall .............................................2006-09

HITS260 Kandis Jones ................................................2008-11238 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12231 Kylie Randall ................................................2008-11 217 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11 215 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-11215 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15

DOUBLES42 Kristi Randall .............................................2006-0941 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-1240 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-1540 Christine Stephens ...................................1999-03 39 Ashley Roszkos ...........................................2005-07

TRIPLES12 Cyndi Malone ................................................1995-9610 Kylie Randall ................................................2008-1110 Kari Bright .................................................... 1984-869 Rachel Rodriguez ................. 2015-Present8 Amber Olive ................................................... 2010-138 Andrea Benford .......................................... 1996-97

TOTAL BASES450 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11431 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12425 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15383 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-11313 Kelsey Dodd ................................................... 2012-15

HOME RUNS64 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-1156 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15 48 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12 43 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-1138 Fiana Finau ...................................................... 2014-16

RBI209 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11192 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15185 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12163 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-11146 Kelsey Dodd ................................................... 2012-15 WALKS138 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11137 Kelsey Dodd ................................................... 2012-15125 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15108 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12 91 Kristi Randall .............................................2006-09 STOLEN BASES103 Kylie Randall ................................................2008-1169 Rachel Rodriguez ................. 2015-Present63 Abbie Sodaro ................................................1995-9660 Andrea Benford .......................................... 1996-9757 Stephanie Herrera ...................................2006-08 STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS 118 Kylie Randall ................................................2008-1177 Rachel Rodriguez ................. 2015-Present73 Stephanie Herrera ...................................2006-0868 Andrea Benford .......................................... 1996-9768 Abbie Sodaro ................................................1995-96

BATTING AVERAGE.370 Stephanie Herrera ...................................2006-08.366 Amber Olive ................................................... 2010-13.362 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12.361 Kandis Jones ................................................2008-11 .356 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE.738 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11.694 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15 .655 Tiare Jennings .............................................2009-12.625 Valerie Swedbergy ...................................2011-12.592 Stephanie Bonillas ................................... 1997-98

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE.490 Hoku Nohara .................................................2008-11.467 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-15.462 Lacey Rother................................................. 2013-15.460 Stephanie Bonillas ................................... 1997-98.458 Kelsey Dodd ................................................... 2012-15 SACRIFICE HITS39 Vicki Bejarano-Trumble ...................... 1996-9723 Abbie Sodaro ................................................1995-9623 Leslie Randolph ......................................... 1982-8621 Jo Kord ............................................................. 1981-8318 Rishelle Gastelum ...................................2006-09

SACRIFICE FLIES12 Staci Rodriguez ........................................... 2012-1511 Kelsey Dodd ................................................... 2012-158 Ashley Maroda ............................................2008-118 Malena Padilla ............................................ 2012-157 Kelsey Horton ........................ 2016-Present7 Victoria Castro ..................... 2016-Present

Hoku Nohara Amber Olive Ashley Maroda

BATTING LEADERS - CAREERPITCHING/DEFENSE LEADERS - SINGLE SEASON


APPEARANCES158 Alex Newman ........................................ 2010-13151 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 140 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-97121 Celisha Walker ................................... 2010-14114 Karysta Donisthorpe ....................... 2012-16

STARTS121 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 114 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-9799 Erin Carter ..............................................1991-9395 Lynn Sheehey .......................................... 1995-9891 Alex Newman ........................................ 2010-13

WINS65 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 58 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-9758 Alex Newman ........................................ 2010-1353 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-8349 Lynn Sheehey .......................................... 1995-98

INNINGS PITCHED820.0 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-97728.0 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 685.2 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-83635.1 Lynn Sheehey .......................................... 1995-98625.2 Erin Carter ..............................................1991-93

ERA0.88 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-831.03 Denise Gorman.....................................1982-841.64 Kabrina Bates ........................................1997-991.65 Dennise Wilson ....................................1978-811.70 Cindy Michik ..........................................1988-90

COMPLETE GAMES103 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-9786 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-8374 Erin Carter ..............................................1991-9361 Dennise Wilson ....................................1978-81 59 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 59 Wendy Snyder ......................................1989-92

SHUTOUTS32 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-8330 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-9723 Denise Gorman.....................................1982-8417 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 14 Sarah Seagraves............................... 2005-06

SAVES11 Celisha Walker ................................... 2010-147 Stacy Webster .....................................1988-907 Alex Newman ........................................ 2010-136 Kayla Green .......................2016-Present4 Karysta Donisthorpe ....................... 2012-164 Vanessa Fitzgerald ...........................2007-09 4 Wendy Snyder ......................................1988-92

WALKS 309 Erin Carter ..............................................1991-93274 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09273 Anita Knight ...........................................2001-03222 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-97191 Jennifer Bride..................................... 2003-04

STRIKEOUTS667 Kim Watson ........................................... 2006-09 590 Jo Kord .....................................................1980-83462 Danny Dunn ..............................................1994-97 450 Lynn Sheehey .......................................... 1995-98425 Sarah Seagraves............................... 2005-06

DEFENSE PUTOUTS1,209 Hoku Nohara ......................................... 2008-111,094 Kelsey Dodd ............................................2012-15 963 Cindy Eritano ......................................... 1995-98801 Ashley Roszkos ...................................2005-07722 Mimie Masterson ...............................1982-86

ASSISTS536 Sherry Rector .......................................1991-94424 Ashley Maroda .................................... 2008-11373 Kylie Randall ........................................ 2008-11367 Emma Adams ......................................... 2013-16364 Kelly Becker ......................................... 1993-94

FIELDING PERCENTAGE.992 Adrian Nobles ...................................... 1998-01.991 Kelsey Dodd ............................................2012-15.990 Sandra Langston ....................................... 1996.988 Ashley Roszkos ...................................2005-07.987 Tammy Carter ....................................... 1993-94

Danny Dunn Jo Kord Sarah Seagraves

GAMES PLAYEDSeason: 72 .........................................................................2001, 1992

WINSSeason: 47 .......................................................................................2015Season: 44 ....................................................................................... 2011

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason: .746 ................................................................ 2015 (47-16)Season: .721..................................................................2011 (44-17)

BATTING AVERAGESeason: .348 ..................................................................................2015Season: .343...................................................................................2016

SLUGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .602 ..................................................................................2015Season: .551 ................................................................................... 2011

ON-BASE PERCENTAGESeason: .445 ...................................................................................2015Season: .430 .................................................................................. 2011

FIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .965 .................................................................... 2007, 1983

INNINGS PLAYGame: 16 ...................................................................5/6/80 vs. Utah......................................................3/10/80 vs. Northern Arizona

AT-BATSGame: 47 ...........................................................................................1992Season: 1,865 ............................................................................... 2001

RUNSGame: 28 ............................................................... 2/13/10 vs. UTSASeason: 465 ....................................................................................2015Season: 423.................................................................................... 2011

HITSGame: 26 ................................................................ 2/13/10 vs. UTSASeason: 589 ...................................................................................2015Season: 577 ................................................................................... 2011

RUNS BATTED INGame: 23................................................................ 2/13/10 vs. UTSASeason: 436 ....................................................................................2015Season: 375 .................................................................................... 2011

DOUBLESGame: 7 ......................2/16/17 vs. Northern ColoradoSeason: 100 ....................................................................................2015Season: 93 ...................................................................................... 2011

TRIPLESGame: 3........................................................4/12/08 at Utah StateSeason: 18 ...................................................................................... 1986

HOME RUNSGame: 8 vs Bakersfield (5/9/15-WAC Tour.)Season: 103 ....................................................................................2015Season: 82 ...................................................................................... 2011Grand Slams in a season: 10 ............................................2015 TOTAL BASESGame: 44 ................................................................ 2/13/10 vs. UTSASeason: 1,020 ................................................................................2015Season: 934.................................................................................... 2011

STOLEN BASESGame: 10 ...........................................2/26/11 vs. North DakotaSeason: 104 ....................................................................................2016

SACRIFICE HITSGame: 4 ............................................................................... 1992, 2005Season: 70 ....................................................................................... 1981

HIT BY PITCHGame: 5 ............................................................................. 2017 Season: 50 ........................................................................2017 WALKSGame: 12............... 2/11/11 vs. Colorado StateSeason: 283 ...................................................................................2015Season: 253 .................................................................................... 2011

STRIKEOUTSGame: 15 ...........................................................5/21/11 at Arizona........................................................................ 2/18/11 vs. Oklahoma.......................................................................................3/12/08 at UTEPSeason: 405................................................................................... 2003

PUTOUTSGame: 39 ...........................................................................................1992Season: 1,470 ................................................................................1992

ASSISTSGame: 24 ...........................................................................................1992Season: 759 ....................................................................................1994

ERRORSGame: 9.......................................................................... 2003 (Twice)Season: 156 ................................................................................... 2003

MISCELLANEOUSLast time defeated a ranked opponent:HomeApr. 6, 2015 .........................................#19 Arizona State (6-4)AwayMar. 21, 2012 ............................................at #14 Arizona (9-5)

Longest winning streak: 11 ...............................................2013 10 ................................. 2011, 2015

Longest losing streak: 16 ..................................................2003 14 ....................................... 1991, 1999 13 ...................................... 1993, 2004

Last time turned triple play:Mar. 21, 2015 ........................................................ vs #17 Arizona

Only NM State perfect game:Mar. 11, 2005 .................................Sarah Seagraves (5 Inn.)

vs Miami (OH) at UNLV Tournament

Last no-hitter thrown:May 20, 2011 ...........................................Alex Newman (5 Inn.)

vs Texas Tech at NCAA Tucson Regional

Last time NM State was no-hit:Mar. 13, 2015 ...........................Christina Clermont (5 Inn.)

vs Long Beach State at SDSU Tournament*Was also a perfect game

PITCHING/DEFENSE - CAREER TEAM RECORDS

2017 Western Athletic Conference Tournament Champions


AT-BATS7 Janice Truelock - 5/7/83 vs. Utah7 Carol Pranka - 1980 RUNS SCORED4 13 times (last 5/13/17 Kelsey Horton vs. Seattle U) HITS5 Kylie Randall - 4/16/11 at Nevada5 Kylie Randall - 3/13/10 vs. Florida Gulf4 Fahren Glackin - 2/17/17 vs. DePaul4 Haley Nakamura - 3/18/17 vs. Nebraska4 Kelsey Horton - 3/31/17 vs. Utah Valley4 Kelsey Horton - 4/22/17 vs. CSU Bakersfield4 Victoria Castro - 4/29/17 vs. Grand Canyon4 32 others times before 2015 DOUBLES3 Lacey Rother - 3/29/14 vs Seattle U2 Seven times in 20172 Five times in 20152 Teresa Conrad - 4/6/13 vs. UT Arlington2 Kelsey Dodd - 3/29/13 at Utah State2 Teresa Conrad - 2/10/13 vs. New Mexico2 Teresa Conrad- 4/14/12 vs. Nevada2 Kelsey Dodd- 3/14/12 vs. New Mexico2 Briana Tovio-Asato- 4/14/12 vs. Nevada2 42 others before 2012

TRIPLES2 Cyndi Malone - 2/25/96 vs. Ohio State2 Kari Bright - 2/28/87 vs. New Mexico2 Kari Bright - 4/17/86 vs. Stanford2 Sandee Brown - 3/16/82 at W. Texas State

HOME RUNS3 Staci Rodriguez - 3/25/13 vs. Siena College3 Kelsey Horton 4/8/17 vs Seattle U2 Hoku Nohara - 8 times2 Tiare Jennings - 5 Times2 Kelsey Dodd- 4 times2 Fiana Finau - 3 times2 Valerie Swedberg- Twice2 Ashley Maroda - Twice

HOME RUNS (CONT.)2 Emma Adams - 5/09/15 vs Bakersfield2 Staci Rodriguez - 4/06/15 vs Arizona State2 Malena Padilla - 2/06/15 vs Nebraska2 Nikki Butler - 3/28/17 vs UTEP2 Kaitlyn Rubio - 3/21/17 vs Omaha2 Kelsey Horton - 4/22/17 vs CSU Bakersfield2 Victoria Castro - 4/29/17 vs. Grand Canyon2 13 others before 2011

RBI8 Tiare Jennings- 2/14/12 vs. UTEP7 Victoria Castro - 4/29/17 vs. Grand Canyon7 Staci Rodriguez - 3/1/14 vs Binghamton7 Hoku Nohara - 2/19/11 vs. SHSU7 Hoku Nohara - 4/20/10 at New Mexico7 Ashley Maroda - 4/12/08 vs. Utah State7 Stacey Lien - 4/1/06 vs. Louisiana Tech7 Stephanie Bonillas - 3/14/98 vs. New Mexico

WALKS4 Kelsey Horton - 4/29/17 vs. Grand Canyon4 Kelsey Horton - 5/13/17 vs. Seattle U4 Lacey Rother - 4/12/14 vs CSU Bakersfield4 Hoku Nohara - 4/1/11 at Utah State4 Hoku Nohara - 3/30/11 at Weber State4 Tiare Jennings - 2/19/11 vs. Southern Utah4 Two others before 2011

TOTAL BASES12 Staci Rodriguez - 3/25/13 vs. Siena College12 Kelsey Horton - 4/8/17 vs. Seattle U11 Stacy Knight - 2/18/05 vs. Loyola-Chicago11 Tiare Jennings- 2/17/12 at Weber State10 Fiana Finau - 2/28/14 vs Seton Hall (L.V.)10 Staci Rodriguez - 3/01/14 vs Binghamton10 Malena Padilla - 2/06/15 vs Nebraska10 Kelsey Dodd - 5/08/15 vs Utah Valley10 Emma Adams - 5/09/15 vs Bakersfield

STRUCKOUT4 Tiare Jennings - 2/18/11 vs. Oklahoma4 Kristi Randal - 3/12/08 vs. UTEP4 Adrian Nobles - 2001

STOLEN BASES4 Kylie Randall - 2/26/11 vs. North Dakota4 Kym Lax - 2/27/98 vs. Missouri-Kansas City STOLEN BASES ATTEMPTED5 Kym Lax - 2/27/98 vs. Missouri-Kansas City

PITCHING

INNINGS PITCHED16 Jo Kord - 5/6/80 vs. Utah16 Jo Kord - 3/10/80 vs. Northern Arizona

WALKS8 Alex Newman - 4/22/11 vs. Louisiana Tech8 Kim Watson - 4/4/08 vs. Louisiana Tech8 Kim Watson - 2/9/07 vs. North Texas8 Two others before 2007

STRIKEOUTS18 Jo Kord - 3/10/83 vs. Northern Arizona

HIT BATTERS4 Vanessa Fitzgerald - 2/28/09 vs. Arizona St. 4 Amber Mosher - 2000

DEFENSE PUTOUTS17 Hoku Nohara - 5/8/10 at San Jose State17 Kelsey Dodd - 2/21/14 vs Houston Baptist16 Kelsey Dodd - 4/6/13 vs. UT Arlington ASSISTS9 Ashley Maroda - 5/8/10 at San Jose State7 Rachel Rodriguez - 4/04/15 at Seattle U

Staci Rodriguez Breana Bohls Christine Stephens

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS


AGGIE TRADITIONSaGGieSYears ago in this region, the United States met its destiny in the west, Mexico affirmed its northern border along a great river and Native Americans lived with abundant pride and love for their land. Throughout this blend of cultures, brave men and women cultivated area lands to feed their families and support their communities, despite the unforgiving setting that is the desert southwest. In perfecting these abilities, they made themselves masters of agriculture, and thus, Aggies.

PiStol PeteA western gunman from the late 1800s named Frank Eaton is the inspiration for the mascot, Pistol Pete. According to legend, Eaton was a quick draw and marksman by age 15. Impressed by Eaton’s shooting skill, a commanding officer at Fort Gibson reportedly gave to the young Eaton a medal and a nickname: Pistol Pete. In 1881, in Albuquerque, N.M., Eaton reportedly killed the last of the men responsible for robbing and killing his father. Eaton’s wild-west adventures led him to be more than a cowboy, scout, trail rider and deputy U.S. Marshall – it made him a legend.

Today, a select NM State student wears a hat, mustache, vest and rodeo buckle, portraying the legendary Eaton, while spreading the Aggie spirit on and off campus.

CrimSon & WHiteOne of the most basic symbols that trigger emotion, pride and a sense of identity is color; for an Aggie, those colors are crimson and white. Crimson, one of the most emotionally stimulating colors in the spectrum, represents power, vigor, strength and leadership. To many, white represents purity, innocence, prestige and good as well as springtime and summer, the season when crops are planted. In the education setting, white represents new beginnings.

tHe “a”The “A” on Tortugas Mountain was the end result of a prank played by agriculture and mechanical arts (engineering) students. Around campus and in different locations, students would place giant “A”s on buildings. In the 1920s, a giant “A” found a permanent home on Tortugas Mountain. The symbol is made out of large stones and each stone is whitewashed. The tradition of painting the “A” continues as a part of Campus Service Day during Greek Week, and it is lit up for the football season and special events.

tHe Pride marCHinG BandThe Pride of New Mexico is the marching band at New Mexico State University. It is composed of approximately 150 of the finest musicians, dancers and auxiliary in the nation. The purpose of the Pride is to provide entertainment at football games, parades and almost any New Mexico State event. The Pride hosts a major marching band competition in the fall – the Tournament of Bands. The members and staff of the Pride make it their goal to be the best marching band in the nation. The Pride is not just an ensemble, it is a family with everlasting ties.

CHeerleaderSThe NM State cheerleading program has two coed cheerleading squads – one large and one small – and, of course, our beloved mascot Pistol Pete. Before school starts in the fall,

The squads attend National Cheerleading Association camp and practice for the upcoming season. In the fall, both squads cheer

At the football and volleyball games. During the basketball season, the large squad cheers at men’s basketball games and the small squad cheers at women’s basketball games. In addition, the NM State cheerleaders are asked to make many public appearances throughout the year at other athletic events, as well as university and community events. In 2015, the New Mexico State cheerleading program swept USA Nationals in Anaheim, California, bringing home three national titles. The cheerleaders dedicate many hours of their time to practice,

games and public appearances each year to represent the University.

AGGIE TRADITIONS

ViCtory BellIn the 1940s, the Victory Bell, a gift of the Class of 1939, was housed in an open-sided structure on the Horseshoe and rung to announce Aggie victories. In 1972, the bell was rededicated as the Engineer’s Bell and for years sat on a platform near Goddard Hall. For many years, on game days, various school organizations took turns toting the ringing bell around Las Cruces prior to kickoff. Then it was moved inside the stadium to chime triumphantly during the game. In recent years, the bell was mounted permanently inside the stadium.

FIGHT SONG

Aggies, Oh Aggies!The hills send back the cry,We’re here to do or die!Aggies, Oh Aggies!We’ll win this game or know the reason why!

And when we win this game,We’ll buy a keg of booze,And we’ll drink it to the Aggies ‘til we wobble in our shoes!

A-G-G-I-E-SAggies! Aggies!Go Aggies!

ALMA MATER

Our Alma Mater, now to thee,We lift our voice of praise,We love thy walls, we love thy halls,And all thy pleasant ways.We love thy wisdom and thy strength,Thy truth which makes men free.Thine, Thine we are in peace or war,Our own N.M.A.C.Led by the banner’s crimson folds,We’ll march the upward way.As heroes of the common lifeThy sons would serve their day.Through toil and triumph, peace and painWith patience taught by thee,We’ll fight our fight beneath thy flag,Our own N.M.A.C.With hope and courage, faith and joy,We face the future bright;Thy ringing call is in our ears,Thy strong hand gives us might.As thy brave sons have ever done,So in the years to be,We’ll guard thy honor with our lives,Our own N.M.A.C.


PRESIDENT GARREY CARRUTHERS

Garrey Carruthers first set foot on the New Mexico State campus more than 50 years ago as a student interested in studying dairy production. Today, he is the first NM State graduate to lead the university as president.

• Raised in Aztec, N.M.• Earned his bachelor’s degree in agriculture and a master’s in agricultural economics from NMSU• Received a Ph.D. in economics from Iowa State University• Joined the NMSU faculty in 1968 in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business• Served as a White House fellow assigned to the Secretary of Agriculture and as the assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior• Elected governor of New Mexico in 1987• Helped create Cimarron Health Plan in 1993 and served as president and CEO• Became dean of the NMSU College of Business in 2003, also serving as the university’s vice president for economic development and director of the Pete V. Domenici Institute• In 2013 he became the 27th president of New Mexico State University

He and his wife, Kathy, have been married for more than 54 years. They have three children and 6 grandchildren.

Mario Moccia returned to his alma mater on Jan. 5, 2015 as the 23rd Director of Athletics at New Mexico State University after serving nine years as the Director of Athletics at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Ill.

The 1989 graduate of NM State has already created an immediate impact in his short time as director of athletics.

Under his direction, the Aggies won eight championships (regular season and/or tournament) in 2016-17 and brought home their third-consecutive Western Athletic Conference Commissioner’s Cup.

The 2016-17 athletic season was highlighted with six student-athletes being honored as All-Americans. Football senior Rodney Butler was selected for the Phil Steele Fourth-Team, men’s basketball senior Ian Baker was named an AP Honorable Mention, track and field sophomore earned NCAA Second-Team honors and baseball junior Mason Fishback was a Collegiate Baseball Second-Team pick. Equestrian also had two All-Americans as junior Madison Brayman was named to the NCEA Equitation Over Fences First-Team and junior Kimberly Ferrante was an NCEA Reigning Honorable Mention.

The 2015-16 athletic season was a banner year for the Aggies as they claimed 11 championships (regular season and/or tournament) and brought home their second-straight WAC Commissioner’s Cup. Their score of 90.25 points topped the 2014-15 total of 89.25 points.

The 2015-16 athletic season saw five student-athletes honored as All-Americans. Football sophomore Larry Rose III was selected for the Associated Press Third Team, volleyball senior Gwen Murphy was named an American Volleyball Coaches Association Honorable Mention and men’s basketball sophomore Pascal Siakam

was an AP Honorable Mention as well as a first round draft choice of the Toronto Raptors. Baseball had two All-Americans as junior center fielder Daniel Johnson was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association Third Team, while pitcher Kyle Bradish was named to the Louisville Slugger All-Freshmen Team

In hist first full year, Moccia led NM State into a multimillion-dollar multimedia rights agreement with Learfield, also the first in the history of the university.

Moccia was named an Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year in 2013 by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) at SIU, while he directed the program to new heights.

He played an important role in a major fundraising/capital improvement project to build a new football stadium, a new athletic support building and renovate the university’s basketball arena. He also negotiated media rights, footwear and apparel contracts.

Additionally, the Salukis were successful across the board during Moccia’s tenure, winning conference championships in football, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s golf, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s tennis, softball, men’s and women’s track and women’s swimming and diving.

Moccia is active in the intercollegiate athletics community, serving as the President of the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association and a member of its Executive Committee.

He has also served on the NCAA Division I Championships/Sports Management Cabinet, was the FCS representative for the NCAA’s Administration Committee and served as liaison to Men’s Basketball Committee.

Moccia was previously the Associate Athletic Director for External Operations and then Senior Associate Director of Athletics at the University of Missouri from 1998-2006. He also worked as the Associate Athletics Director for External Operations at Texas State University from 1997-1998 and Director of Sales/Lobo Club assistant director at the University of New Mexico from 1993-1997.

A member of the US Bank New Mexico State Hall of Fame inducted in 1998, Moccia was the captain of the Aggie baseball team. He was twice honored as the Aggies MVP and won a team triple crown (leader in batting average, home runs and RBI). He was selected by the Detroit Tigers in the 1989 Major League Baseball draft, and played two seasons in the Tigers minor league system before entering athletic administration.

In addition to his bachelor’s degree in psychology from NM State, Moccia was awarded a master’s degree in sports administration from the University of New Mexico in 1993.

Moccia and his wife, Heidi – a former All-American women’s soccer player at UMass – are the parents of two children, Addie and Gemma.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MARIO MOCCIA

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COMPLIANCEThe New Mexico State University (NM State) Athletics Department takes great pride in abiding by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Sunbelt Conference rules and guidelines that govern Division I competition. For the benefit of the many alumni, fans and booster club members who are so active in supporting and assisting the Aggies throughout the year, we would like to remind everyone of a few definitions and rules that apply to all athletic representatives and boosters.

Institutional ControlIt is the responsibility of NM State to control its intercollegiate athletic program in compliance with the rules and regulations of the NCAA.

ResponsibilityNM State’s responsibility for the conduct of its program includes responsibility for the actions of its staff members and for the actions of any other individual, booster or organization engaged in activities promoting the athletic interests of the institution.

ComplianceNM State must monitor its program to ensure compliance and to identify and report to the NCAA instances in which compliance has not been achieved. An institution found to have violated NCAA rules is subject to disciplinary and corrective actions as determined by the NCAA.

NCAA DefinitionsAthletic Representative/BoosterYou are considered to be a NM State athletic representative if you:• Are a present or past member of a NM State booster club or agency that promotes the Aggies’ intercollegiate athletic program.• Have made financial contributions to the athletic department or to an athletic booster organization of NM State.• Are or have been providing benefits (e.g., summer jobs, meals, etc.) to enrolled student-athletes, their family members or friends.• Are or have been involved in any manner of promoting the NM State intercollegiate athletic program.

Please note: Once an individual is identified as an athletic representative, that person retains that identity indefinitely. NM State is ultimately responsible for the acts of all “representatives of athletic interest” in relation to NCAA rules and regulations.

Prospective Student-AthleteA prospective student-athlete is a student who has started classes for the ninth grade or above, including students in prep school and junior colleges as well as students who have officially withdrawn from a four-year institution and plan to transfer to another institution. In addition, a student who has not started classes for the ninth grade becomes a prospective student-athlete if the institution or a booster provides the individual or the individual’s relatives or friends with any financial assistance or benefits that the institution does not provide to prospective students in general. A good rule of thumb is to treat ALL STUDENTS as prospects.

Student-AthleteA student-athlete is a student whose enrollment was solicited by a member of the athletic staff or other representative of athletic interest with a view toward the student’s ultimate participation in the intercollegiate athletic program.

ContactContact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospect, or the prospect’s parent or legal guardian, and an institutional staff member or athletic representative during which any dialogue occurs.

RecruitingRecruiting is any solicitation of a prospect or a prospect’s family member (or guardian) by an institutional staff member or by athletic representative of the institution for the purpose of securing the prospect’s enrollment and ultimate participation in the institution’s intercollegiate athletic program.

Guidelines and Reminders for Boosters• A booster may not contact the prospect, prospect’s coach, principal or counselor in an attempt to evaluate or recruit the prospect.• A booster may not expend funds to entertain or provide transportation for a prospective student-athlete, family members or friends.• A booster may not become directly or indirectly involved in making arrangements for a prospect, or the prospect’s relatives or friends, to receive money or financial aid of any kind. • A booster may not contact a prospective student-athlete through letter writing, telephone calling or other forms of communication.

However, here are a few ways that an Aggie booster may be involved:• Do discuss summer employment opportunities with a prospect after he/she has signed a National Letter of Intent with NM State.• Do attend high school athletic events without contacting prospective student-athletes.• Do continue existing friendships with families and friends of prospective student-athletes.• Do send recommendation letters, newspaper clippings or similar information about prospective student-athletes to Aggie coaches.

Here are a few ways that an Aggie booster may help:• Do invite a student-athlete to participate in non-profit, charitable or educational events.• Do invite a student-athlete into your home for an occasional meal.• Do contact the NM State Athletic Compliance Office for approval prior to a student-athlete engaging in outside speaking or promotional activities.• Do pay a student-athlete the commensurate rate for actual and legitimate employment.

PLEASE CALL THE AGGIE COMPLIANCE OFFICE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS: 575-646-

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION Feb. 10 Kentucky (DH) 4/6 p.m.Feb. 11 Kentucky 2 p.m.Feb. 16 Oklahoma! 1:30 p.m.feb. 16 boston u! 6:30 p.m.feb. 17 ball state! 4:15 p.m.feb. 17 oklahoma! 6:30 p.m.feb. 18 boston u! 9 a.m.feb. 20 utep 6 p.m.feb. 23 portland state# 10:30 a.m.feb. 23 idaho state# 1 p.m.Feb. 24 idaho state# 10:30 a.m.feb. 24 portland state# 1 p.m.feb. 25 idaho state# 10 a.m.feb. 27 texas tech (DH) 1/3 p.m.Mar. 2 Coastal carolina$ 4:30 p.m.mar. 3 coastal carolina$ 1 p.m.mar. 3 arizona state$ 7 p.m.mar. 4 coastal carolina$ 11 a.m.mar. 8 dePaul^ 7 p.m.mar. 9 portland state^ 10 a.m.mar. 9 washington^ 2:30 p.m.mar. 10 washington^ 12:15 a.m.mar. 11 unlv^ 2:30 p.m.mar. 16 Minnesota 6 p.m.mar. 17 Minnesota (DH) 4/6 p.m.mar. 21 new mexico 5:30 p.m.mar. 27 utep (DH) 4/6 P.M.Mar. 30 UMKC* 5 p.m.Mar. 31 UMKC (DH)* 12/2 p.m.Apr. 3 New Mexico 5:30 P.M.Apr. 6 CSU Bakersfield* 6 p.m.Apr. 7 CSU Bakersfield (DH)* 4/6 p.m.Apr. 13 Grand Canyon (DH)* 6/8 P.M.Apr. 14 Grand Canyon* 6 p.m.Apr. 18 Arizona (DH) 5/7 P.M.apr. 20 Utah Valley* 2 p.m.Apr. 21 Utah Valley (DH)* 1/3 p.m.Apr. 27 Seattle U* 6 p.m.Apr. 28 Seattle U (DH)* 4/6 p.m.May 1 Arizona State (DH) 3/5 p.m.May 9-12 WAC Tournament TBD

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BOLD denotes home game* denotes WAC game! Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)# UTEP Tournament (El Paso, Texas)$ Devil CLassic (Tempe, Arz.)^ Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)

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