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Debbie Nichols won her 140th career game defeating the ULL Ragin’ Cajuns 3-1 on April 7, 1990, besting Rhonda Wheatley's original record. Courtney Blades passed Nichols for her 150th win pitching a perfect game against the Arizona Wildcats at the Women's College World Series on May 25, 2000. [106]
Katiyana Mauga is the only player in NCAA history to have 20 or more home runs every year of her career. Christi Orgeron set a season record when 6 of her 22 went for grand slams in 2012; Haley Outon, Taylor Edwards and Stephanie Best each hit a record two grand slams in a single game, Best's both coming in the same inning.
Abbott (14.1 in 2007), Danielle Henderson (13.9 with 465 strikeouts in 1999), Tincher (13.8, 13.8 & 13.7 in 2008, 2007 and 2006 with 504) all rank top-10 for strikeout ratio in an NCAA season; Osterman owns the career ratio of 14.3, while Amanda Macenko has the lowest ratio for the list at 6.6 for her career.
Alo — the career home run leader in Division I softball — was at the plate. Oklahoma’s fans, many with shirts donning her No. 78, eagerly anticipated another blast. Alo waited patiently as ...
The most career innings thrown by a pitcher on the list is Monica Abbott's NCAA record 1448.0; Vicki Morrow pitched 700.2 for her career, the minimal innings of any pitcher on the list. Along with Doom's 1984 ERA, Karen Snelgrove (0.18 ERAs in 1991–1992) and Tami Johnston (0.21 ERA in 1985) rank in the top-10 for an NCAA season in ERA.
She has 55 career home runs through three seasons of varsity softball, putting her third in state history with a full season left to go. From the circle, she went 15-0 with 122 strikeouts over 81 ...
NCAA Division I softball career .400 batting average list; NCAA Division I softball career 200 RBIs list; NCAA Division I softball career strikeouts list; NCAA Division I softball career sub-0.86 WHIP list; NCAA Division I softball career sub-1.00 ERA list; NCAA Division I softball career wins list
Since the conclusion of Justin's competitive days, four other collegiate batters have surpassed her single career batting average record. However, none of them played all four eligible seasons but at least two of a minimum 250 at-bats (the NCAA Division I career parameter): Stacy Cowen – .530 (160/302); Manhattan Jaspers, 1991–1992 [32]