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32 2 0 1 9 P A C - 1 2 S O F T B A L L M E D I A G U I D E 2 0 1 8 S E A S O N R E V I E W HITTING Team Hitting ................ UCLA .................................................... .335 Batting Average ............ Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA ............................ .429 Hits .............................. Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA ................................84 Runs ............................ Kylee Perez, UCLA .....................................63 RBI .............................. Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA ................................67 Doubles ....................... Taylor Van Zee, WASH ...............................20 Triples .......................... Lindsay Rood, CAL ......................................8 Home Runs ................. Alyssa Palomino, ARIZ ...............................19 Walks ........................... Jenna Lilley, ORE .......................................37 Slugging Percentage .... Alyssa Palomino, ARIZ ........................... .750 On-base Percentage ..... Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA ............................ .491 Stolen Bases ................ Lauren Espalin, CAL ..................................39 PITCHING Team ERA .................... Washington ............................................1.18 ERA ............................. Gabbue Plain, WASH ..............................1.01 Wins ............................ Rachel Garcia, UCLA .................................29 Saves ........................... Zoe Conley, CAL ..........................................7 Innings Pitched ............ Taylor McQuillin, ARIZ ..........................242.0 Appearances ................ Taylor McQuillin, ARIZ ...............................44 Strikeouts ..................... Marisa Stankiewicz, ASU ...........................49 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2018 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM First Team Name ............................. Year ....GPA ........................................... Major Kelly Burdick, WASH ..........3.61 .... SR .... Early Childhood and Family Studies Julia DePonte, WASH .........3.72 .... SR ..................................Communication Ally Dickman, UTAH ..........3.82 .....JR ................................ Communications Katie Donovan, UTAH ........3.83 .... SR .............................................. Ecology Megan Kleist, ORE .............3.64 .... SR ........................Environmental Studies Carolyn Lee, STAN .............3.96 .....JR ..................... Mechanical Engineering Jenna Lilley, ORE ...............3.67 .... SR ............................................Sociology Victoria Molina, STAN .........3.74 .... SR .........................................Psychology Taylor Van Zee, WASH ........3.71 .... SR ..............Speech and Hearing Science Lauren Wegner, STAN ........3.66 .... SR ...............................................Biology Second Team Name ............................. Year ....GPA ........................................... Major Whitney Burks, STAN .........3.43 .. RS JR .....Materials Science and Engineering Teaghan Cowles, STAN .......3.41 .... SO ......................................... Undeclared Haley Cruse, ORE ..............3.6 ...... SO ................ Pre-Business Administration Jessie Harper, ARIZ ...........3.39 .... SO ............................................. Sociology Malia Martinez, ARIZ ..........3.46 .... SO .....................................Pre-Physiology Trysten Melhart, WASH .......3.58 .... SR ..... Early Childhood and Family Studies Arden Pettit, STAN .............3.38 .... SR ................................... Communication Michelle Sass, OSU ............3.39 .....JR .......................................... Kinesiology Kayleen Shafer, OSU ..........3.49 .....JR ....................................... Management Kirstyn Thomas, WASH ......3.45 .... SR ............................................. Sociology Honorable Mention: ARIZ: Carli Campbell, RS FR; Reyna Carranco, SO; Ashleigh Hughes, SR; Taylor McQuillin, JR; Dejah Mulipola, SO; ASU: Breanna Ma- cha, SR; Skylar McCarty, JR; Marisa Stankiewicz, RS SR; ORE: Miranda Elish, SO; Lauren Lindvall, SR; Alexis Mack, JR; Shannon Rhodes, SO; Gwen Svekis, SR; OSU: Mckenna Arriola, SR; Alysha Everett, SR; Jessica Garcia, JR; STAN: Alyssa Horeczko, SO; Hannah Howell, SO; Kristina Inouye, SO; UCLA: Jenna Crawford, SO; Imani Johnson, JR; Kylee Perez, SR; UTAH: Alyssa Barrera, SO; Heather Bowen, SR; Breonna Castaneda, SO; Hailey Hilburn, JR; WASH: Sis Bates, SO; Amirah Milloy, JR. PAC-12 SOFTBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Katie Donovan, Utah OREGON VOTED FAVORITE IN SOFTBALL PRESEASON COACHES POLL SAN FRANCISCO - OREGON was voted first in the Pac-12 softball preseason coaches poll as announced by the Conference today. The Ducks garnered 63 points and seven first place votes to top the polling. UCLA was second with 55 points and two first place votes, while WASHINGTON was voted third with 51 points. ARIZONA was selected fourth with 44 points, followed by UTAH in fifth with 34 points. ARIZONA STATE closely followed in sixth with 31 points. CALIFORNIA with 19 points in seventh, OREGON STATE with 18 points in eighth and STANFORD with nine points in ninth rounded out the rest of the poll. Oregon leads the six Pac-12 teams ranked in the USA Today/NFCA preseason poll at No. 3. The Pac-12 leads all conferences for the most teams in the top-10 as No. 4 Washington, No. 5 UCLA, and No. 7 Arizona join the Ducks in the top-10. Utah (No. 15) and Arizona State (No. 23) are also ranked with California receiving votes. Seven teams are ranked in the ESPN.com/USA Softball preseason poll: Oregon is No. 3, UCLA is No. 4, Washington is No. 5, Arizona is No. 7, Utah is tied for No. 16 and Arizona State is No. 19. California is receiving votes. 2018 PAC-12 COACHES POLL RESULTS 1. Oregon (7) 63 2. UCLA (2) 55 3. Washington 51 4. Arizona 44 5. Utah 34 6. Arizona State 31 7. California 19 8. Oregon State 18 9. Stanford 9