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// 35 TEAMS // 2015 PAC-12 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDE HITTING Team Hitting ................ Arizona .................................................. .350 Batting Average ............ Courtney Ceo, ORE ..................................493 Hits .............................. Courtney Ceo, ORE ..................................104 Runs ............................ Hallie Wilson, ARIZ ....................................73 RBI .............................. Chelsea Goodacre, ARIZ ............................72 Doubles ....................... Kelsey Rodriguez, ARIZ .............................20 Triples .......................... Janie Takeda, ORE ......................................8 Home Runs ................. Chelsea Goodacre, ARIZ ............................22 Walks ........................... Alix Johnson, ASU .....................................50 Slugging Percentage ...... Katiyana Mauga, ARIZ ........................... .877 On-base Percentage ...... Ally Carda, UCLA ................................... .537 Stolen Bases ................ Victoria Hayward, WASH ............................28 PITCHING Team ERA .................... Oregon ...................................................1.82 ERA ............................. Cheridan Hawkins, ORE ..........................1.66 Wins ............................ Cheridan Hawkins, ORE .............................35 Saves ........................... Seven tied ...................................................2 Innings Pitched ............ Cheridan Hawkins, ORE ........................249.1 Appearances ................ Cheridan Hawkins, ORE .............................50 Strikeouts ..................... Dallas Escobedo, ASU .............................336 Lowest Opp. Avg. ......... Kenzie Fowler, ARIZ ............................... .144 Team Fielding .............. Washington ........................................... .978 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2014 SEASON REVIEW 2014 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM First Team Name ............................. Year ....GPA ........................................... Major Koral Costa, ORE ................So. ..... 3.67 ............ Journalism & Cinema Studies Hooch Fagaly, WASH..........Sr. ...... 3.40 .... Med. Anthropology & Amer. Ethnic Studies Cheridan Hawkins, ORE .....So. ..... 3.70 .............. Family and Human Services Taylor Jordan, UTAH ..........Sr. ...... 3.50 . Human Development/Family Studies Amanda Najdek, OSU ........Sr. ...... 3.51 ............... Digital Communication Arts Kayce Nieto, UTAH ............So. ..... 3.80 ............................Behavioral Science Kelsey Rodriguez, ARIZ ......Sr. ...... 3.92 ........................................Psychology Bryana Walker, WASH ........Sr. ...... 3.61 ........................................Psychology Bailey Wigness, ASU ..........Sr. ...... 4.00 .... Political Science; Communications Hanna Winter, STAN ..........Jr. ....... 3.55 .............................Computer Science Second Team Name ............................. Year ....GPA ........................................... Major Kayla Bonstrom, STAN .......So. ..... 3.48 ....................................... Undeclared Elizabeth Caporuscio, ASU .Jr. ....... 3.38 ....... Earth and Environmental Studies Kate Dickman, UTAH .........Jr. ....... 3.32 ...............................Physical Therapy Amber Freeman, ASU ........Jr. ....... 3.43 .... Health Sciences (Healthy Lifestyle) Sara Goodrum, ORE ...........Jr. ....... 3.43 ............................ Human Physiology Whitney Jones, WASH ........Sr. ...... 3.35 ...........................................Sociology Alexa Peterson, ORE ..........Sr. ...... 3.39 ......... Comm. Disorders and Sciences Cassandra Roulund, STAN .Jr. ....... 3.39 .................................Communication Jenn Soria, ASU .................So. ..... 3.42 .......Family and Human Development Kristen Stewart, UTAH ........So. ..... 3.40 ...............................Physical Therapy Chelsea Suitos, ARIZ ..........Jr. ....... 3.32 ...... Family Studies & Human Dvlpmt. Honorable Mention Vanessa Alvarez, So., CAL; Nancy Bowling, So., ARIZ; Dani Braun, So., WASH; Allie Butterfield, So., ASU; Courtney Ceo, Sr., ORE; Cheyenne Coyle, Sr., ASU; Dallas Escobedo, Sr., ASU; Kenzie Fowler, Sr., ARIZ; Alyssa Gillespie, So., ORE; Chelsea Goodacre, Jr., ARIZ; Gracie Goulder, Jr., UCLA; Jessica Hall, Sr., UCLA; Corey Hanewich, Sr., STAN; Victoria Hayward, Sr., WASH; Danielle Henderson, Jr., CAL; Karissa Hovinga, Jr., ORE; Kaitlin Inglesby, Sr., WASH; Kylee Lahners, Jr., WASH; Stephany LaRosa, Jr., UCLA; Janelle Lindvall, So., ORE; Jasmin Mejia, So., CAL; Marissa Mendenhall, Jr., UTAH; Nisa Ontiveros, So., CAL; Mackenzie Popescue, Sr., ASU; Courtney Rodriguez, So., ARIZ; Kaitlin Schaberg, So., STAN; Karine Shaver, So., ORE; Abby Spiel, So., ASU; Haley Steele, Jr., ASU; Kelli Suguro, Sr., WASH; Janie Takeda, Jr., ORE; Tylyn Wells, Jr., STAN; Lauren Young, So., ARIZ. TOYO TIRES PAC-12 SOFTBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Kelsey Rodriguez, Arizona 2014 PAC-12 COACHES POLL RESULTS 1. Arizona State 60 Washington 60 3. Oregon 48 4. UCLA 42 5. Stanford 38 6. Arizona 28 7. California 18 8. Oregon State 15 Utah 15 PAC-12 VS. RANKED TEAMS IN 2014 Arizona ...........................................12-14 Arizona State ................................. 13-8-1 California ..........................................5-16 Oregon .......................................... 15-6-1 Oregon State .....................................2-17 Stanford ............................................3-18 UCLA ................................................14-6 Utah .................................................1-13 Washington .......................................9-11 ASU, WASHINGTON TIE FOR FIRST IN 2014 COACHES POLL WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – Forecasting another season of dominance on the diamond, ARIZONA STATE and WASHINGTON tied for first in the preseason polling of the Pac-12 softball coaches, as announced by the Conference today. It is only the fourth time in the history of the coaches poll that two teams have tied for first, as ARIZONA and UCLA were picked to split the title three times previously (2011, 2002 and 2001). The Sun Devils and the Huskies both received 60 points, with Arizona State earning five first-place votes and Washington earning four. Both teams are ranked in the top 10 of both the USA Today/NFCA and the ESPN. com/USA Softball preseason polls, with Washington coming in at third and fifth respectively and Arizona State placing seventh in both. ASU and UW were the only two Pac-12 teams to advance to the Women's College World Series last season, with the Huskies finishing third overall in the postseason. OREGON followed at third in the coaches poll after making its fifth-ever appearance in the NCAA Super Re- gional round, accumulating 48 total points. UCLA came in a mere six points behind the Ducks, garnering 38 points to come in at fourth. Even closer, STANFORD received 38 points to finish four points behind the Bruins at fifth in the poll. ARIZONA collected 28 points for a sixth-place standing, while CALIFORNIA holds the sev- enth spot with 18 points. Both OREGON STATE and UTAH tied for eighth place with 15 points each. Last season, eight of the nine Pac-12 squads earned berths to the NCAA Tournament, reflecting the domi- nance of Conference softball as 23 of a possible 32 national titles have been claimed by Pac-12 teams. Fans can see more of Pac-12 softball than ever before, as the Pac-12 Networks and other television affiliates are scheduled to broadcast a record 69 live games.