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1 SPORTS MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE 1337 LOWER CAMPUS ROAD 1337 LOWER CAMPUS ROAD HONOLULU, HI RAINBOW WAHINE SOFTBALL NEWS Softball Contact: Kara Nishimura Office: Cell: DATE OPPONENT TIME FEB. 11 JOSAI (TOKYO) EXHIBITION DH 1:00 PM Feb at Marucci Desert Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2/15 vs. BYU L, 1-10 (5) 2/16 vs. Seattle L, 2-4 vs. New Mexico W, 5-1 2/17 vs. Utah State W, 3-1 vs. Idaho State W, 18-0 (5) 2/18 vs. Boise State W, 3-1 2/19 at UNLV W, 8-1 FEB LMU TOURNAMENT (Los Angeles, Calif.) 2/22 at Loyola Marymount (DH) L, 1-2 at Loyola Marymount L, 0-3 2/23 vs. Weber State (DH) l, 2-11 (6) vs. Weber State L, 1-4 2/24 vs. Weber State W, 6-3 2/28-3/4 TEXACO MALIHINI KIPA ALOHA TOURNAMENT 2/28 #15 California L, 0-5 3/1 Longwood W, 5-0 3/2 East Carolina W, 5-3 3/3 UTEP W, 5-0 3/4 UTEP W, 6-2 James Madison L, 0-1 3/7-11 OUTRIGGER RESORTS SPRING FLING TOURNAMENT 3/7 East Carolina W, 9-0 3/8 BYU L, 1-2 3/9 Longwood L, 2-4 3/10 James Madison L, 1-12 (6) 3/11 Arkansas Pine Bluff W, 5-0 3/14-18 BANK OF HAWAII RAINBOW WAHINE CLASSIC 3/14 North Dakota W, 4-3 3/15 Cleveland State W, 6-5 Tennessee L, /16 North Dakota W, 3-2 3/17 Cleveland State W, 5-4 3/18 Maryland L, 6-7 Mar. 30 at Long Beach State* L, 0-5 Mar. 31 at Long Beach State* (DH) L, 0-8(5) L, 3-6 Apr. 6 CAL POLY* 6:00 PM Apr. 7 CAL POLY* (DH) 2:00 PM Apr. 13 at UC Santa Barbara* 1:00 pm HT Apr. 14 at UC Santa Barbara* (DH) 11:00 am ht APR. 20 CAL STATE FULLERTON* 6:00 PM APR. 21 CAL STATE FULLERTON* (DH) 2:00 PM Apr. 27 at UC Riverside* 1:00pm HT Apr. 28 at UC Riverside* (DH) 11:00am HT MAY 4 CSUN* 6:00 PM MAY 5 CSUN* (DH) 2:00 PM May 11 at UC Davis * 2:00pm HT May 12 at UC Davis * (DH) 11:00am HT May NCAA Regionals TBA May NCAA Super Regionals TBA 5/30-6/6 NCAA Women s College World Series TBA (Oklahoma City, Okla.) BOLD = Home games played at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium DH = Doubleheader * = Big West Conference Game GAMES HAWAI I RETURNS TO HOST CAL POLY IN BIG WEST TILT HAWAI I Rainbow Wahine (16-16, 0-3 Big West) CAL POLY Mustangs (17-15, 1-2 Big West) HAWAI I VS. CAL POLY Teams: Hawai i (16-16, 0-3 Big West) at Cal Poly (17-15, 1-2 Big West) Dates: Friday, April 6 at 6:00 p.m.; Saturday, April 7 at 2:00 p.m. (DH) Site: Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium (Honolulu, HI) - 1,200 Promotions: Fantastic Sams Hair Salons is the series sponsor and will provide tote bags and shampoo products for the winners of the popular Ballpark Bingo. Also, t-shirts will be thrown into the stands during the fourth inning. Television: Spectrum Sports will broadcast all three games against Cal Poly with Scott Robbs handling the play-by-play and Lori Santi serving as the color analyst. Fans can catch the action live on Oceanic Time Warner Cable Channels 16 (SD) and 1016 (HD) or- Hawaiian Telcom Channel 89 (SD) and 1089 (HD). Live Video Streaming: Live video streaming will be available for mainland fans. Go to the HawaiiAthletics.com softball schedule page for links through BigWest.tv. Livestats: Live in-game stats will be available at HawaiiAthletics.com Series History: Hawai i holds a slim 10-9 all-time record against Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). Last year the Mustangs took the series in California, winning the first and third games. UH won the middle game 9-2. (See page 9 of this week s game notes for full list.) HONOLULU--The University of Hawai i softball team (16-16, 0-3 Big West) returns to host their home conference opener against Cal Poly (17-15, 1-2 Big West) this week. The two teams will square off in a single game on Friday, April 6 at 6:00 pm with a doubleheader on Saturday, April 7 at 2:00 pm. All three games will be played at the Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium. The Rainbow Wahine look to rebound after getting swept at Long Beach State last week in their Big West opener. The Beach won by scores of 5-0, 8-0 (5) and 6-3. LBSU silenced the Bows bats until the third game when UH held the lead through the sixth inning, when the 49ers battled back for the 6-3 win. UH hit just.138 (9-for-65) in the three-game series. Heen Providing Power Surge Sophomore catcher/designated player Callee Heen is one of just three players (along with Nicole Lopez and Danielle Garcielita) to have started all 32 games thus far this year. She is leading UH in 10 offenisive categories, including batting average (.391), total hits (36), runs scored (20), home runs (11), RBI (28), slugging percentage (.815), walks (11), on-base percentage (.477), multiple-hit games (9), and multiple-rbi games (8). Heen had her 14-game hit streak snapped as she went hitless in the first two games at LBSU, but in the series finaled she got back on track, going 2-for-3 with her team-leading 11th homer of the season. Heen s 14-game hit streak that ended in Long Beach was the longest hitting streak since former Rainbow Wahine Keiki Carlos hit safely in 15-straight games in Heen is just the seventh Rainbow Wahine in the last five seasons to hit 10 or more home runs. Sixteen of her 36 hits have gone for extra bases this season (four doubles, one triple and 11 homers). Rookie Rossi Coming On Strong Rookie rightfielder Britnee Rossi is one of UH s three hitters to be hitting over the.300 mark. Although the team struggled on offense at LBSU last week, Rossi remains second on the team with a.325 batting average (26-for-80). She is second on the team with a.413 on-base percentage and 10 walks and 26 total hits. Rossi is third on the team with 14 runs scored. The speedy freshman has already hit two, inside-the-park home runs (vs. Idaho State (2/17) and against Cleveland State (3/17). Against CSU, Rossi cranked out two home runs in the game--including a three-run, walk off home run for the 6-5 win.

2 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Honolulu, Hawai i Founded 1907 Enrollment 18,865 Nickname Rainbow Wahine Colors Green, White, Silver, & Black Conference Big West (BWC) Interim Chancellor David Lassner Athletics Director David A.K. Matlin Associate AD - Student Services/SWA Lois Manin Athletic Department Website HawaiiAthletics.com SOFTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Bob Coolen (Wesleyan/1980) Record at Hawai i/years /26 years Overall Record/Years 1, /31 years Associate Head Coach Dee Wisneski (Hawai i, 1996) Assistant Coach Kaulana Gould (Hawai i, 2009) Volunteer Coach Dickie Titcomb Softball Office Letterwinners Returning/Lost 15/7 Starters Returning/Lost 7/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost 2/2 Newcomers 12 UH SOFTBALL HISTORY First year of softball 1985 All-Time Record/Years 1, (.590)/33 years All-Time Big West Record/Years /16 Conference Titles (BWC* + WAC) 6 (1994*, 2003, 07, 10, 12, 13*) NCAA Appearances 11 (1994, 95, 98, 99, 2001, 03, 07, 08, , 13) Super Regional Appearances 2 (2007, 10) Women s College World Series 1 (2010) STADIUM INFORMATION Facility Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium (RWSS) Facility Record/Years /20 Capacity 1,200 Surface Artificial Turf Outfield/Dirt Infield 2018 TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Record (H: 26-13; A: 1-8; N: 2-2) 2017 BWC Record 8-13 (7th) 2017 BWC Honors Freshman of the Year Angelique Ramos First Team Brittany Hitchcock, Nicole Lopez, Heather Morales Second Team Angelique Ramos Honorable Mention Danielle Garcielita Callee Heen All-Freshman Team Callee Heen, Chardonnay Pantastico, Angelique Ramos 2017 NFCA All-Region Third Team Brittany Hitchcock SPORTS INFORMATION Director Derek Inouchi Softball Contact Kara Nishimura Office Number Nishimura s Cell Phone Nishimura s karakn@hawaii.edu Fax Number Mailing Address UH Sports Media Relations 1337 Lower Campus Road, Honolulu, HI Lopez Staying Steady on Offense Junior thirdbaseman Nicole Lopez is the third player on the team hitting over.300. The three year starter is hitting.311 (32-for-103). She leads the Bows with five doubles and she is second on the team with 17 runs score, 32 hits, 15 RBI and a.505 slugging percentage. For her career, she is hitting.309 with 22 home runs and 70 RBI. Lopez has started the last 138 straight games since her freshman year. Thomsen Takes Reins In The Circle Senior pitcher Dana Thomsen has seen the bulk of the workload since fellow senior Brittany Hitchcock went down with an injury. She has thrown a team-high innings while seeing action in 11 of UH s last 14 games. She enters this week with a 3.24 ERA and a 9-10 overall record with 34 walks and 102 strikeouts. Freshmen Klee and Martinez Seeing More Time in the Circle Rookie southpaw Emily Klee has made seven appearances in the last 14 games while posting a 2-1 overall record. She earned her first collegiate win in a 4.1 inning, relief appearance against Cleveland State. Klee made her first collegiate start against the Vikings in the same week and made her longest appearance, throwing 5.1 innings to earn her second win of the season. Last week, she suffered the loss in Game 2 vs. Long Beach State, throwing the first 3.0 innings. Overall, she has a 6.19 ERA in 26.0 innings pitched with 12 walks and 12 strikeouts. Martinez made her longest appearance and her first career start at LBSU last week. She threw the complete games in a 6-1 loss. She comes into this week with a 5.79 ERA in 9.2 innings pitched. Hawai i Picked to Finish Fourth in the Big West The Big West Conference released its 2018 softball preseason poll with the University of Hawai i picked to finish in fourth place. The poll was voted on by the eight head coaches of the conference. Hawai i garnered 32 points while defending league champion, Cal State Fullerton was voted to repeat, receiving four firstplace votes and 57 total points. Long Beach State was just edged out and is projected to finish in second place with three first-place votes and a total of 53 points. Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium Renovation Ready for 2018 The newly renovated Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium will host all of this year s UH home games. The project, which started on June 30, 2017 is nearly complete. The renovation would not have been possible without the support of the Hawai i State Legislature which provided $3.4M of appropriations toward the improvements. Originally built prior to the 1998 season, this is the first major renovation to the RWSS. In 2001, the rightfield batting house was built and in 2009 the training room/hospitality room beneath the third baseside bleachers was constructed. In 2014, new stadium field lights were installed and in 2015 a new video scoreboard replaced the original scoreboard. Also added in 2015 was custom padding for the backstop behind homeplate. Renovations to the Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium: -Regraded field to install new artificial turf in the outfield and new skinned infield -Upgraded fencing and custom padding in the outfield -New poles/safety netting for spectators, pedestrians, vehicles, and beach volleyball courts -Higher poles/netting in the outfield to protect tennis courts -Repainted entire stadium -Upgraded ADA ramp -Safety coating on walkways and stairs of stadium -New flooring for dugouts -New graphic banners facing outside the stadium under the bleachers -Repainting/new fencing of rightfield batting house -New storage shed built in the leftfield batting cage area -New perimeter fencing The official home opener came against California on Wednesday, Feb. 28. UH Softball in the Big West Conference Seasons: 16 ( , 2013-present) BWC Titles: 2 (1994*, 2013) Pitcher of the Year: Brooke Wilkins (1994, 95) Kaia Parnaby (2013) Defensive Player of the Year: Kelly Majam (2013) Freshman of the Year: Nicole Lopez (2016), Cheeks Ramos (2017) Coach of the Year: Bob Coolen (1994, 2013) Postseason Appearances: 3 (1994, 95, 2013) *Co-champions

3 NFCA/USA Today Top 25 Poll 2018 Rk Team Points Record Pv Wk 1 Washington 796 (29) Oklahoma 764 (2) UCLA Florida Oregon Georgia Arizona State Tennessee Arizona Texas A&M Auburn South Carolina Florida State LSU Alabama Baylor Michigan Long Beach State Louisiana Arkansas Kentucky Mississippi State Ohio State California Texas State RV New to Poll: No. 25 Texas State Dropped Out: No. 25 Oklahoma State (25-10) Receiving Votes: Hofstra (28), Oklahoma State (24), Kennesaw State (17), Wichita State (13), Nebraska (13), Ole Miss (13), James Madison (12), Oregon State (11), Northwestern (7), FGCU (2), UNCG (2), San Jose State (1). ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 Poll 2018 Rk Team Record Points Prev 1 Washington (16) Oklahoma (2) UCLA (1) Oregon (1) Georgia Florida Arizona State Arizona Florida State Texas A&M South Carolina Tennessee Auburn LSU Alabama Michigan Baylor Louisiana Long Beach State Kentucky Arkansas 28-6 NR 22 Mississippi State California Ohio State Oregon State Dropped Out: Oklahoma State (23) Others Receiving Votes: Oklahoma State, Texas State, Northwestern, Hofstra, South Florida, Nebraska, Memphis, Wichita State, Louisville, Ole Miss, Minnesota, James Madison No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. B/T Hometown/Last School 00 Jennifer Iseri OF/P 5-6 Jr. L/L Cerritos, Calif. / Cerritos HS 1 Heather Cameron C/OF 5-7 Jr. R/R Cerritos, Calif. / Cerritos HS 2 Bree Soma OF 5-4 So. L/L Aiea, O ahu / Maryknoll School 3 Rachael Turner 1B 5-5 Sr. L/L Las Vegas, Nev. / Palo Verde HS 4 Britnee Rossi OF 5-6 Fr. L/R Hollister, Calif. / San Benito HS 5 Dana Thomsen P 5-7 Sr. R/R Petaluma, Calif. / Santa Rosa JC 6 Madison Veldman 3B 5-9 Fr. R/R Upland, Calif. / Upland HS 7 Brittany Hitchcock P 5-11 Sr. R/R Huntington Beach, Calif. / Ocean View HS 8 Danielle Garcielita OF 5-1 Sr. L/R Whittier, Calif. / Univ. of North Carolina 9 Callee Heen C/SS 5-9 So. L/R Hollister, Calif. / San Benito HS 11 Chardonnay Pantastico UTL 5-6 So. L/R Ewa Beach, O ahu / Campbell HS 12 Nicole Lopez 3B 5-9 Jr. R/R Aiea, O ahu / Mid-Pacific Institute 13 Courtney Hiruko 2B 5-2 Sr. L/R Chandler, Ariz. / BYU-Hawai i 14 Jordian Hicks OF 5-5 Sr. L/R Tustin, Calif. / Santiago Canyon College 17 Mama Rivera 3B 5-5 Fr. R/R Mililani, O ahu / Mililani HS 18 Carly Pina 3B 5-8 Jr. R/R Upland, Calif. / St. Lucy s Priory HS 19 Victoria Ayala 1B 5-6 Jr. R/R Whittier, Calif. / Mt. San Antonio College 21 Alyssa Sojka 2B 5-6 Jr. R/R Huntington Beach, Calif. / Santiago Canyon College 22 Emily Klee P 5-4 Fr. L/L Placentia, Calif. / El Dorado HS 23 Laura Jaquez SS 5-8 So. R/R San Jose, Calif. / Hill HS 24 Cheeks Ramos UTL 5-5 So. R/R Long Beach, Calif. / Millikan HS 28 Morgan Parsons UTL 5-5 Fr. R/R Riverside, Calif. / Grand Terrace HS 29 Samantha Thomas OF 5-3 Fr. R/R Coppell, Texas / Coppell HS 30 Jenna Kumabe 2B/C 5-5 Jr. R/R Honolulu, O ahu / San Diego 32 Dominique Martinez P 5-8 Fr. R/R Othello, Wash. / Othello HS 34 Katelyn Mahelona OF 5-1 So. L/L Honolulu, Oahu / Salt Lake Community College 35 Tatumn Satow 2B 5-3 RS-So L/R Monterey, Calif./California Coaching Staff Bob Coolen, Head Coach Deirdre Wisneski, Associate Head Coach Kaulana Gould, Assistant Coach Dickie Titcomb, Volunteer Coach Alphabetical Roster 19 Victoria Ayala 1 Heather Cameron 8 Danielle Garcielita 9 Callee Heen 14 Jordian Hicks 13 Courtney Hiruko 7 Brittany Hitchcock 00 Jennifer Iseri 23 Laura Jacquez 22 Emily Klee 30 Jenna Kumabe 12 NIcole Lopez 34 Katelyn Mahelona 32 Dominique Martinez 11 Chardonnay Pantastico 28 Morgan Parsons 21 Carly Pina 24 Cheeks Ramos 17 Mama Rivera 4 Britnee Rossi 35 Tatumn Satow 21 Alyssa Sojka 2 Bree Soma 29 Samantha Thomas 5 Dana Thomsen 3 Rachael Turner 6 Madison Veldman Roster by Height 5-1 Dani Garcielita Katelyn Mahelona 5-2 Courtney Hiruko 5-3 Morgan Parsons Tatumn Satow Smaantha Thomas 5-4 Bree Soma Emily Klee 5-5 Jordian Hicks Jenna Kumabe Cheeks Ramos Mama Rivera Rachael Turner 5-6 Victoria Ayala Jennifer Iseri Chardonnay Pantastico Britnee Rossi Alyssa Sojka 5-7 Heather Camerom Laura Jaquez Chardonnay Pantastico Carly Pina Dana Thomsen 5-8 Callee Heen Madison Veldman 5-9 Nicole Lopez 5-11 Brittany Hitchcock Roster by Hometown Arizona Chandler Courtney Hiruko California Cerritos Jennifer Iseri Heather Cameron Hollister Callee Heen Britnee Rossi Huntington Beach Brittany Hitchcock Alyssa Sojka Long Beach Cheeks Ramos Monterey Tatumn Satow Petaluma Dana Thomsen Placentia Emily Klee Riverside Morgan Parsons San Jose Laura Jaquez Tustin Jordian Hicks Upland Carly Pina Madison Veldman Whittier Victoria Ayala Danielle Garcielita Hawai i Aiea, O ahu Nicole Lopez Bree Soma Ewa Beach, O ahu Chardonnay Pantastico Honolulu, O ahu Katelyn Mahelona Jenna Kumabe Mililani, O ahu Mama Rivera Nevada Las Vegas Rachael Turner Texas Coppell Samantha Thomas Washington Othello Dominique Martinez

4 2018 TV/RADIO ROSTER JENNIFER ISERI Of/P L/L Jr. 5-6 Cerritos, Calif. Cerritos HS HEATHER CAMERON C/OF R/R Jr. 5-7 Cerritos, Calif. Cerritos HS BREE SOMA OF L/L So. 5-4 Aiea, O ahu Maryknoll School RACHAEL TURNER 1B L/L Sr. 5-5 Las Vegas, Nev. Palo Verde HS BRITNEE ROSSI OF L/R Fr. 5-6 Hollister, Calif. San Benito HS DANA THOMSEN P R/R Sr. 5-7 Petaluma, Calif. Petaluma HS/Santa Rosa JC 12 MADISON VELDMAN 3B/1B R/R Fr. 5-9 Upland, Calif. Upland HS BRITTANY HITCHCOCK P R/R Sr Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View HS DANIELLE GARCIELITA OF L/R Sr. 5-1 Whittier, Calif. La Serna HS/North Carolina CALLEE HEEN SS/C L/R So. 5-8 Hollister, Calif. San Benito HS CHARDONNAY PANTASTICO UTL L/R So. 5-7 Ewa Beach, O ahu Campbell HS NICOLE LOPEZ 3B R/R Jr. 5-9 Aiea, O ahu Mid-Pacific Institute COURTNEY HIRUKO 2B L/R Sr. 5-2 Chandler, Ariz. BYU-Hawai i JORDIAN HICKS OF L/R Sr. 5-5 Tustin, Calif. Centennial HS/Santiago MAMA RIVERA 3B R/R Fr. 5-5 Mililani, O ahu Mililani HS CARLY PINA 1B R/R Jr. 5-8 Upland, Calif. St. Lucy s Priory HS VICTORIA AYALA 1B R/R Jr. Tr. 5-6 Whittier, Calif. Mt. SAC / La Serna HS ALYSSA SOJKA 2B R/R Jr. Tr. 5-6 Huntington Beach, Calif. Marina HS / Santiago Canyon EMILY KLEE P R/R Fr. 5-4 Placentia, Calif. El Dorado HS LAURA JAQUEZ SS R/R So. 5-7 San Jose, Calif. Hill HS CHEEKS RAMOS 3B R/R So. 5-5 Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS MORGAN PARSONS 1B R/R Fr. 5-3 Riverside, Calif. Grand Terrace HS SAMANTHA THOMAS OF R/R Fr. 5-3 Coppell, Texas Coppell HS JENNA KUMABE 2B/C R/R Jr. Tr. 5-5 Honolulu, O ahu Mid-Pacific Inst./San Diego DOMINIQUE MARTINEZ P R/R Fr. 5-8 Othello, Wash. Othello HS KATELYN MAHELONA OF L/L So. Tr. 5-1 Honolulu, O ahu Kamehameha Schools-Kapalama Salt Lake CC TATUMN SATOW 2B L/R So. Tr. 5-3 Monterey, Calif. Santa Catalina School / California BOB COOLEN Head Coach Wesleyan, 1980 DEE WISNESKI Associate Head Coach Hawai i, 1994 KAULANA GOULD Assistant Coach Hawai i 2008 DICKIE TITCOMB Volunteer Coach

5 BOB COOLEN Head Coach - 27th Season UH Record: (27) Overall Record: 1, Wesleyan, 1980 Bob Coolen is entering his 29th overall season at the University of Hawai i and his 27th season as the head coach of the Rainbow Wahine program. He is UH s all-time winningest softball coach in the 33-year history of the program with a record at UH. Overall as a head coach, Coolen has amassed an 1, career record. On March 4, 2017, Coolen became just the 31st NCAA coach to reach the 1,000 career win mark as UH defeated Charleston Southern, 7-0. Coolen is the second longest tenured coach at the University of Hawai i behind only sailing head coach Andy Johnson (28th year). Coolen came to the islands in 1990 as an assistant coach to Rayla Allison, who headed the Rainbow Wahine program for two seasons from 1990 to 91. Coolen is the only coach in UH softball program history to ever lead a UH softball team into post-season action. He has guided the Bows to 11 NCAA tournaments (1994, `95, `98, `99, 2001, `03, `07, 08, 10, 12, and 13); two Super Regionals (2007, 10), and one appearance to the 2010 Women s College World Series. Coolen s Rainbow Wahine have captured four WAC titles (2003, 07, 10, 12); two Big West crowns (1994, 2013); and was chosen the 2010 Easton Team of the Year. Coolen has earned conference Coach of the Year honors for all six of those title-winning seasons. Since beginning his tenure at UH in 1992, he has coached 17 All-American players who have earned 32 All-American honors (NFCA, Easton, or ESPN.com); 36 National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-West Region players who have garnered 52 awards; and a combined 63 players who have earned 124 all-conference honors in the Big West and WAC. Coolen s players have also done well in the classroom with 27 players earning 52 NFCA Scholar Athlete honors and 51 players earning 94 all-conference academic honors. Coolen has also coached three CoSIDA Academic All-America players Tracy Loo (1992), Stephanie Ricketts (2012) and Kelly Majam (2013). In 2013, the Bows re-joined the Big West Conference after spending the previous 16 seasons as a member of the WAC. Hawai i captured the 2013 Big West title and received the league s automatic bid to their 11th NCAA Tournament. The Rainbow Wahine were led by a solid trio of All-American talent in Jessica Iwata, Kelly Majam and Kaia Parnaby as the team posted a overall record and a league-best 20-4 record in conference games. Majam earned Big West Defensive Player of the Year honors; Coolen was voted the league s Coach of the Year; and Panraby earned NFCA and Easton All-American honors while being named the Big West s Pitcher of the Year. The 2012 edition Rainbow Wahine captured its fourth WAC regular season title with a 17-3 conference record and earned an at-large bid to their 10th NCAA tournament. UH started the season with a school-record 21-game win streak and finished the year with a 44-9 record with the highest win-percentage in school history (.830). Highlighting the season was a thrilling, come-from-behind, 10-inning, 3-1 win over then-undefeated and topranked California in which Ricketts, UH s senior pitcher, earned a complete-game victory and Jessica Iwata drilled a two-run, walk-off home run in the bottom of the 10th to lift the Bows to the win. During the conference season, the Bows closed its home schedule with its first sweep over perennial power, Fresno State that was capped by Ricketts firing her sixth career no-hitter in front of a capacity-crowd in the Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium. Hawai i rose as high as No. 11 in the 2012 NFCA polls and went 5-2 against teams that were ranked during season. The Rainbow Wahine ended the regular season with the No. 1-ranked pitching staff in the NCAA DI with a 1.40 team-era from the combination of Ricketts and junior southpaw Kaia Parnaby. Offensively, the Bows had major power surges throughout the season, outscoring their opponents 332-to-95 with 15 mercy rule wins during the year. Eight UH players were selected to the all-wac teams, with Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, Jessica Iwata, Kelly Majam, Sarah Robinson, and Ricketts making the first team and Alex Aguirre and Kaia Parnaby named to the second team. Coolen earned his fourth WAC Coach of the Year honor while Leisha Li ili i was tabbed the WAC Freshman of the Year and Ricketts collected her school record third consecutive WAC Pitcher of the Year award. In 1992, his first year as head coach of the Rainbow Wahine, the club recorded a school-record 34 wins. The only blemish was in 1993 as the club went 24-35, but Coolen s determination and drive quickly turned the program into a national power the following season. In 1994, the program took its spot among the nation s elite as UH posted a schoolmark 51 wins, the Big West Conference crown, and the program s first-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament. That season, the Rainbow Wahine finished one win shy of reaching the Women s Softball College World Series. In 1995, UH had another banner season, posting a record on the diamond and again one win shy of advancing to the WCWS. Another marquee season was 2007, when the Rainbow Wahine swept through the NCAA Regionals at UCLA to advance to the WAC s and UH s first ever Super Regional in Knoxville, Tenn. The Bows led by senior captains Tyleen Tausaga and Alana Power and All American Kate Robinson forced the top-ranked Tennessee Lady Vols to a deciding championship game before falling just one win shy of the Women s College World Series. In 2010, Coolen guided the Rainbow Wahine through a storybook, record-breaking season that concluded with its first ever appearance in the WCWS. After beginning the season with a non-conference record, Hawai i put everything together and hit their stride at the start of the WAC season, winning their first 18 conference games en route to a 19-1 WAC mark. The Bows captured both the WAC regular season and tournament titles then swept through the NCAA Regional at Stanford defeating UC Davis, Stanford and Texas Tech. UH, the 16th seed in the tournament, then faced top-seeded Alabama in the Tuscaloosa Super Regionals. After falling in the first game, 8-0 in five innings, UH bounced back to win the second game of the three-game series. UH jumped out to a 7-1 lead on solo home runs by Majam and Traci Yoshikawa and a grand slam by Iwata. But the Crimson Tide would rally back to eventually tie the game at 7-7 in the fifth, but Iwata came through with an RBI-single in the bottom of the sixth to retake the lead, 8-7. In the Super Regional championship game, UH jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on Jenna Rodriguez s three-run home run. Alabama would leapfrog past the Bows in the sixth, 4-3. Then, in one of the biggest moments in UH athletic history, Rodriguez launched a two-run, walk-off home run that snuck just inside the third-base foul pole, to lift UH over the heavily favored Crimson Tide in a 5-4 victory that propelled UH into the WCWS. The Bows late-game heroics didn t end in Alabama, as Yoshikawa hit a two-run home run against Missouri in the World Series opener to win, 3-2. But UH then ran into eventual championship finalists, UCLA and Arizona and were eliminated but not before capturing the hearts of softball fans both at home and around the nation. UH drew record crowds at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Okla. who wanted to witness the excitement generated by UH s gritty style of play. In that same season, Hawai i shattered the previous NCAA single-season home run record with 158 home runs (previous record was 134 by Arizona 2009) led by freshman phenom, All-American Majam s nation-leading 30 homers. Thirty of the team s homers came in post-season play alone. The Bows also set single-season school records in runs (488), RBI (449), doubles (92), walks (185), and hits (578). Coolen and his team finished 2010 ranked No. 7 nationally their highest finishing rank ever. The Rainbow Wahine reached the 50 win mark for just the third time in school history. On April 10 Coolen hit another milestone his 700th win as head coach of the Rainbow Wahine against Boise State that capped off an undefeated eight-game WAC record-setting roadtrip in which freshman Kelly Majam also broke the school and WAC single-season home run record and Rodriguez broke the UH team home run record with the 85th of the season. The Somerville, Mass., native graduated from Brockton High School in During his prep days, Coolen was a three-sport letterman excelling in football, baseball, and swimming. As an athlete, he participated in the 1976 State Tournament and was named his American Legion team s MVP the same season. He was inducted into the Brockton High School Hall of Fame in the fall of 2011 after his successful prep and collegiate career as an athlete and his stellar career as the head coach of Hawai i. Coolen went on to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., where he again was a three-sport athlete. He played four years each on the football and baseball teams as a receiver and pitcher, respectively. He also was a sprinter on the swimming team for two seasons. He captained the football and baseball teams his senior season of and led his baseball team to the Little-Three Conference title in Coolen earned his B.A. degree in 1980 in government with an emphasis in public-policy analysis. He went on to do his post-graduate work at Boston University where he earned his M.Ed. in human movement in From , Coolen wore many hats. At Bentley, his duties were not only the facility and equipment managers and pool supervisor, but he also coached swimming and softball. To this day, Coolen, in his five short seasons as head coach at Bentley, remains the all-time coaching leader in wins (72). His 1987 squad placed second in the league, the second highest finish ever by a Bentley club, while his club s 21 wins in 1989 remains a school record. Coolen is married to the former Nanci Morelock and they have a daughter, Demi (23), and a son, Bo (21).

6 Bob Coolen (1992-present) Overall Conference Year Team Conference W L T Pct W L Pct 1992 Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Western Athletic Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Hawai i Big West Years

7 2018 HAWAI I SOFTBALL OVERALL STATS Record: Home: 10-7 Away: 1-5 Neutral: 5-4 Big West: 0-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 9 Heen, Callee Rossi, Britnee Lopez, Nicole Turner, Rachael Cameron, Heather Iseri, Jennifer Ramos, C Pantastico, Chardonn Garcielita, Danielle Sojka, Alyssa Veldman, Madison Soma, Bree Kumabe, J Jaquez, Laura Hicks, Jordian Rivera, Mama Hiruko, Courtney Ayala, Victoria Parsons, M Pina, Carly Mahelona, K Totals Opponents LOB - Team (181), Opp (202). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (10). IBB - Team (1), Lopez, N. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 7 Hitchcock, Brittany / Thomsen, Dana / Martinez, D / Klee, Emily / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), Heen, C. 2, Cameron, H. 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (2), Heen, C. 2. SBA/ATT - Thomsen, D. (10-16), Cameron, H. (10-14), Heen, C. (8-10), Hitchcock, B (4-4), Klee, E. (2-2), Martinez, D. (2-2).

8 2018 HAWAI I SOFTBALL BIG WEST STATS Record: 0-3 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-3 Big West: 0-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 1 Cameron, Heather Garcielita, Danielle Heen, Callee Sojka, Alyssa Turner, Rachael Ramos, C Lopez, Nicole Rossi, Britnee Pantastico, Chardonn Iseri, Jennifer Veldman, Madison Rivera, Mama Jaquez, Laura Hicks, Jordian Mahelona, K Hiruko, Courtney Totals Opponents LOB - Team (13), Opp (14). DPs turned - Team (2), Opp (1). (Big West games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 32 Martinez, D / Thomsen, Dana / Klee, Emily / Totals / Opponents / SBA/ATT - Thomsen, D. (1-1), Heen, C. (1-1).

9 2018 HAWAI I SOFTBALL RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Big West Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 15, 2018 vs BYU L Hitchcock, B (L 0-1) 130 1:25 Feb 16, 2018 vs Seattle L Thomsen, D. (L 0-1) 71 2:05 Feb 16, 2018 vs New Mexico W Hitchcock, B (W 1-1) 52 1:57 Feb 17, 2018 vs Utah State W Thomsen, D. (W 1-1) 275 2:15 Feb 17, 2018 vs Idaho State W Hitchcock, B (W 2-1) 89 1:47 Feb 18, 2018 vs Boise State W Hitchcock, B (W 3-1) 115 2:00 Feb 19, 2018 at UNLV W Thomsen, D. (W 2-1) 550 2:00 Feb 22, 2018 at LMU-1 L Hitchcock, B (L 3-2) 82 1:38 Feb 22, 2018 at LMU-2 L Thomsen, D. (L 2-2) 82 1:39 Feb 23, 2018 vs Weber State-1 L Hitchcock, B (L 3-3) 56 1:54 Feb 23, 2018 vs Weber State-2 L Thomsen, D. (L 2-3) 61 1:50 Feb 24, 2018 vs Weber State W Thomsen, D. (W 3-3) 58 1:52 Feb 28, 2018 CALIFORNIA L Thomsen, D. (L 3-4) 821 2:10 Mar 01, 2018 LONGWOOD W Hitchcock, B (W 4-3) 367 2:15 Mar 02, 2018 EAST CAROLINA W Thomsen, D. (W 4-4) 537 1:58 Mar 03, 2018 UTEP W Hitchcock, B (W 5-3) 489 1:45 Mar 04, 2018 UTEP W Thomsen, D. (W 5-4) 0 1:55 Mar 04, 2018 JAMES MADISON L Hitchcock, B (L 5-4) 624 1:25 Mar 07, 2018 EAST CAROLINA W Thomsen, D. (W 6-4) 0 1:32 Mar 08, 2018 BYU L Thomsen, D. (L 6-5) 476 1:40 Mar 09, 2018 LONGWOOD L Thomsen, D. (L 6-6) 478 2:05 Mar 10, 2018 JAMES MADISON L Thomsen, D. (L 6-7) 587 2:00 Mar 11, 2018 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF W Thomsen, D. (W 7-7) 117 1:30 Mar 14, 2018 NORTH DAKOTA W 4-3 (9) Thomsen, D. (W 8-7) 361 3:08 Mar 15, 2018 CLEVELAND STATE W Klee, E. (W 1-0) 0 2:09 Mar 15, 2018 #4 TENNESSEE L Thomsen, D. (L 8-8) 654 2:50 Mar 16, 2018 NORTH DAKOTA W Thomsen, D. (W 9-8) 391 2:00 Mar 17, 2018 CLEVELAND STATE W Klee, E. (W 2-0) 567 1:53 Mar 18, 2018 MARYLAND L Thomsen, D. (L 9-9) 267 2:10 * Mar 30, 2018 at #18 Long Beach State L Thomsen, D. (L 9-10) 381 1:44 * Mar 31, 2018 at #18 Long Beach State-1 L Klee, E. (L 2-1) 729 1:11 * Mar 31, 2018 at #18 Long Beach State-2 L Martinez, D. (L 0-1) 729 1:41 () extra inning game SERIES HISTORY - UH VS. CAL POLY OVERALL: 10-9 H: 3-4 V: 6-3 N: 1-2 CONF: 8-7 2/24/95 vs. Cal Poly - SLO (Tempe, Ariz.) W, 4-0 3/25/95 vs. Cal Poly - SLO (Sacramento, Calif.) L, 3-4 3/26/95 vs. Cal Poly - SLO (Sacramento, Calif.) L, 1-5 2/13/98 Cal Poly - SLO W, 3-0 4/19/13 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 4-0 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 3-1 4/20/13 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 2-1 4/18/14 Cal Poly - SLO* L, 4-6 4/19/14 Cal Poly - SLO* L, 6-7(8) Cal Poly - SLO* L, 1-4 4/17/15 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 3-2 4/18/15 at Cal Poly - SLO* L, 1-8 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 4-1 5/6/16 Cal Poly - SLO* W, 3-2 5/7/16 Cal Poly - SLO* L, 3-4 Cal Poly - SLO* W, 1-0 (8) 5/5/17 at Cal Poly - SLO* L, 2-4 5/6/17 at Cal Poly - SLO* W, 9-2 at Cal Poly - SLO* L, 1-2

10 2018 MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Multiple Hit Games Total 9 Heen, Callee Rossi, Britnee Lopez, Nicole Turner, Rachael Ramos, C Iseri, Jennifer Garcielita, Danielle Pantastico, Chardon Veldman, Madison Cameron, Heather TEAM HITTING STREAKS Hitting Streaks Longest Current 9 Heen, Callee Lopez, Nicole 8-4 Rossi, Britnee 5-3 Turner, Rachael Cameron, Heather Ramos, C. 4-0 Iseri, Jennifer 3-2 Soma, Bree 2-17 Rivera, Mama 2-6 Veldman, Madison 2-11 Pantastico, Chardon 2-8 Garcielita, Danielle 2-14 Hicks, Jordian 1-23 Jaquez, Laura 1-21 Sojka, Alyssa Kumabe, J SCORING SUMMARIES 2018 MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Multiple RBI Games Total 9 Heen, Callee Lopez, Nicole Turner, Rachael Iseri, Jennifer Rossi, Britnee Ramos, C Jaquez, Laura Sojka, Alyssa Garcielita, Danielle TEAM REACHED BASE STREAKS Reached Base Streaks Longest Current 9 Heen, Callee Lopez, Nicole 8-1 Cameron, Heather Rossi, Britnee 7-11 Pantastico, Chardon Ramos, C Turner, Rachael Iseri, Jennifer 4-30 Kumabe, J. 3-2 Soma, Bree 3-8 Garcielita, Danielle 3-17 Rivera, Mama 2-6 Veldman, Madison 2-21 Sojka, Alyssa Hicks, Jordian 2-23 Jaquez, Laura 2 - Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L SCORING Record when SUMMARIES... Overall Conference 0-3 Non-Conference Home games 10-7 Away games 1-5 Neutral site 5-4 Day games 7-11 Night games 9-5 vs Left starter 4-0 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 5-7 Extra innings 1-0 Shutouts 5-5 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 1-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-4 Scored in 1st inning 6-1 Opp. scored in 1st 2-8 Scores first 11-1 Opp. scores first 5-15 After 4 leading trailing tied 3-2 After 5 leading trailing tied 1-0 After 6 leading trailing tied 2-0 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 5-1 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 1-5 Made 0 errors error errors 5-4 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 6-5 Out-hit opponent 10-0 Out-hit by opponent 5-13 Hits are tied 1-3 Current losing streak: 4 Longest winning streak: 5 Longest losing streak: 4 Home attendance : 6736 ( 17 dates avg = 396 ) Away attendance : 3460 ( 15 dates avg = 230 ) Total attendance: ( 32 dates avg = 318 )

11 2018 NCAA SOFTBALL RANKINGS SUMMARY (THROUGH 4/3/18) Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Batting Average (296 ranked) UCLA Long Beach St Double Plays per Game (296 ranked) Rutgers 0.85 UC Riverside Cal St. Fullerton Doubles per Game (296 ranked) Utah 1.91 Long Beach St Earned Run Average (296 ranked) Oklahoma 0.76 UC Davis 2.15 Fielding Percentage (296 ranked) Oklahoma Long Beach St Hit Batters (25 ranked) 4 teams tied 4 Home Runs per game (296 ranked) Arizona 1.42 CSUN 0.80 On Base Percentage (30 ranked) UCLA Long Beach St Scoring (296 ranked) UCLA 7.50 Long Beach St Slugging Percentage (296 ranked) Georgia Long Beach St Stolen Bases per Game (296 ranked) Southeastern La Cal St. Fullerton 1.81 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (296 ranked) Oregon 7.22 Hawaii 2.48 Triples per Game (289 ranked) Syracuse 0.50 UC Riverside 0.30 WL Percentage (296 ranked) Washington Long Beach St Value Statistic Player National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader Batting Average (150 ranked) Callee Heen Jessica Scroggins, Baylor Jenna Curtan, UC Riverside Doubles (22 ranked) Autumn Bishop, Liberty 17 Savannah Horvath, CSUN 16 Doubles Per Game (148 ranked) Madysen Cossack, Siena 0.55 Nichole Fry, Long Beach St Earned Run Average (150 ranked) Brittany Hitchcock Paige Parker, Oklahoma 0.30 Brooke Yanez, UC Davis 1.36 Hit Batters (15 ranked) 14 players tied 1 Hit by Pitch per Game (150 ranked) Angelique Ramos Jayden Mount, La.-Monroe Maddy Vermejan, Southern Ill. Value 0.55 Seanna Garewal, UC Riverside Hits (150 ranked) Navia Penrod, North Florida 58 Nichole Fry, Long Beach St. 54 Hits Allowed Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Kelly Barnhill, Florida 2.22 Cielo Meza, Long Beach St Home Runs Per Game (145 ranked) Callee Heen Jocelyn Alo, Oklahoma 0.48 Callee Heen, Hawaii 0.34 Home runs (48 ranked) Callee Heen Madison Cathcart, Seattle U Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 17 Savannah Horvath, CSUN On Base Percentage (150 ranked) Callee Heen Vanessa Shippy, Oklahoma St Jenna Curtan, UC Riverside RBIs (29 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 52 Taylor Rowland, Long Beach St. 43 Runs Batted In Per Game (150 ranked) Callee Heen Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA 1.47 Taylor Rowland, Long Beach St Runs per Game (150 ranked) Vanessa Shippy, Oklahoma St Savannah Horvath, CSUN 1.10 Sacrifice Flies (125 ranked) Sydney Ferrante, Northern Ky. 7 Megan Stevens, CSUN 5 Sacrifice Hits per game (145 ranked) Sara Hansen, Central Mich Julia Valenzuela, Cal St. Fullerton 0.30 Saves (46 ranked) Taylor Bauman, FGCU 14 Devyn Magnett, Long Beach St. 3 Shutouts (23 ranked) Giselle Juarez, Arizona St. Taylor McQuillin, Arizona 9 Cielo Meza, Long Beach St. 8 9 Slugging Percentage (300 ranked) Callee Heen Jocelyn Alo, Oklahoma Savannah Horvath, CSUN Stolen Bases (150 ranked) Madisyn Palmer, Fla. Atlantic 1.00 Brooke Clemetson, Cal St. Fullerton 0.70 Dasha Hill, Hampton Nicole Yozzo, Lehigh Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (150 ranked) Brittany Hitchcock Dana Thomsen Aleshia Ocasio, Florida Cielo Meza, Long Beach St Strikeouts (147 ranked) Dana Thomsen Lindsey Bert, Furman 203 Cielo Meza, Long Beach St. 157 Strikeouts Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Kelly Barnhill, Florida 11.9 Cielo Meza, Long Beach St. 9.3 Total Bases (146 ranked) Callee Heen Madison Cathcart, Seattle U 114 Savannah Horvath, CSUN 104 Toughest to Strike Out (149 ranked) Zamari Hinton, Sacramento St. 0.0 Nichole Fry, Long Beach St Janae Jefferson, Texas 0.0 Triples (16 ranked) Kyler Trosclair Klatt, Memphis Brittany Younan, Boston U. Triples Per Game (144 ranked) Brittany Younan, Boston U Maci Fines, UC Santa Barbara 0.09 Victories (47 ranked) Meghan Beaubien, Michigan 20 Cielo Meza, Long Beach St. 16 Walks (146 ranked) Vanessa Shippy, Oklahoma St Sarah Parten, UC Riverside 0.81 Walks Allowed Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Aleshia Ocasio, Florida 0.44 Dakota Casper, Cal Poly

12 #00 JENNIFER ISERI OUTFIELD/PITCHER L/L JUNIOR CERRITOS, CALIF. CERRITOS HS CAREER LOW PITCHING CAREER HIGH 1.0, vs. BYU (2/18/15) IP 8.0 Coastal Carolina (3/4/16) 0 (2x), last Cal St. Fullerton (4/22/16) R 5(2x), last at UC Santa Barbara (4/30/16) 0 (2x), last Cal St. Fullerton (4/22/16) ER 5, North Dakota St. (3/12/16) 0 (5x), last Cal St. Fullerton (4/22/16) BB 4(2x), last Iowa (3/18/16) 0 (7x), last Cal St. Fullerton (4/22/16) K 3, Coastal Carolina (3/4/16) 0, vs. Grand Canyon (2/20/16) HITS 10, California (3/9/16) OFFENSE CAREER HIGH 4 (2x), last Maryland (3/18/18) AT-BATS 4 (2x), last Maryland (3/18/18) 1 (6x) last Cleveland State (3/17/18) RUNS 3 (11x), last at Cal State Fullerton (4/22/17) 3 (2x), last at UNLV (2/19/18) HITS 3 (2x) last at UNLV (2/19/18) 2(2x), last North Dakota (3/16/18) RBI 2, East Carolina (3/7/18) 1(3x), last North Dakota (3/16/18) DOUBLES 1(3x),last North Dakota (3/16/18) 1, East Carolina (3/7/18) HOME RUNS 1, East Carolina (3/7/18) 1, vs. Boise State (2/18/18) BB 1, vs. Boise State (2/18/18) 2, at LBSU (3/30/18) K 2 (3x), last at LBSU (3/30/18) HBP 1 (6x), last UConn (3/16/17) 1(3x), last Cleveland State (3/15/18) SAC 1(3x), last Cleveland State (3/15/18) 1 Cleveland State (3/17/18) SAC FLY 1, Cleveland State (3/17/18) SB -Has twice recorded career-high three hits in a game against Idaho State (2/17/18) and at UNLV (2/19/18) -Hit first career home run against East Carolina (3/7/18) -In the bottom of the seventh against Cleveland State, Iseri ripped a two-run double to tie the game at 2-2, en route to a walkoff win vs. the Vikings. -Has started the last 12 games in leftfield Feb 15 vs BYU *dh Feb 17 vs Utah State *of Feb 17 vs Idaho State *of Feb 18 vs Boise State *of Feb 19 at UNLV *of Feb 22 at LMU-1 *of Feb 22 at LMU-2 *of Feb 23 vs Weber State-1 *of/dh Feb 23 vs Weber State-2 ph Feb 28 CALIFORNIA ph/of Mar 01 LONGWOOD *of Mar 04 UTEP ph/of Mar 04 JAMES MADISON *of Mar 07 EAST CAROLINA *of Mar 08 BYU *of Mar 09 LONGWOOD *of Mar 10 JAMES MADISON *of Mar 11 ARKANSAS PINE BLU *of Mar 14 NORTH DAKOTA *of Mar 15 CLEVELAND STATE *of Mar 15 TENNESSEE *of Mar 16 NORTH DAKOTA *of Mar 17 CLEVELAND STATE *of Mar 18 MARYLAND *of Mar 30 at Long Beach State *of Mar 31 at Long Beach State-1 *of Totals 23gs On base pct..258 Slugging pct..344 CAREER STATS Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL