NCAA Division I softball career wins list

There are currently 92 pitchers and 33 records in the NCAA Division I 100 Wins Club:

Wins Pitcher School(s) Years
189[1] Monica Abbott Tennessee Lady Vols 2004-2007
151[2][3][4] Courtney Blades Nicholls State Colonels & Southern Miss Golden Eagles 1997-2000
149[5] Debbie Nichols Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters 1987-1990
144[6] Alicia Hollowell Arizona Wildcats 2003-2006
139[7] Rhonda Wheatley Cal Poly Broncos 1984-1987
136[8] Danielle Lawrie Washington Huskies 2006-2010
136[9] Stacey Nelson Florida Gators 2006-2009
136[10] Cat Osterman Texas Longhorns 2002-2006
133[11] Keilani Ricketts Oklahoma Sooners 2010-2013
130[12] Keira Goerl UCLA Bruins 2001-2004
129[13] Olivia Galati Hofstra Pride 2010-2013
129[14] Jolene Henderson California Golden Bears 2010-2013
127[15] Hannah Rogers Florida Gators 2011-2014
126[16] Brandice Balschmiter UMass Minutewomen 2006-2009
123[17] Whitney Canion Baylor Bears 2009-2014
123[18] Angela Tincher Virginia Tech Hokies 2005-2008
122[19] Morgan Melloh Fresno State Bulldogs & Indiana Hoosiers 2008-2011
120[20] Sarah Dawson ULM Warhawks 1994-1997
120[21] Nancy Evans Arizona Wildcats 1994-1998
120[22] Britni Sneed LSU Tigers 1999-2002
119[21] Jennie Finch Arizona Wildcats 1999-2002
119[23] Michele Granger California Golden Bears 1989-1993
119[24] Brooke Mitchell ULL Ragin’ Cajuns 2002-2005
119[25] Missy Penna Stanford Cardinal 2006-2009
118[26] Katie Burkhart Arizona State Sun Devils 2005-2008
118[27] Amanda Macenko Cleveland State Vikings 2007-2010
118[28] Tara Oltman Creighton Bluejays 2007-2010
118[29] Toni Paisley East Carolina Pirates 2007-2011
118[30] Jamie Southern Fresno State Bulldogs 2001-2005
116[21][31] Debby Day UTA Mavericks & Arizona Wildcats 1988-1992
116[32] Kristin Schmidt Notre Dame Fighting Irish & LSU Tigers 2001-2004
115[33] Dallas Escobedo Arizona State Sun Devils 2011-2014
115[34] Shelley Laird Alabama Crimson Tide 1999-2002
115[35] Jennifer Stewart Oklahoma Sooners 1999-2002
114[36] Shawn Andaya Texas A&M Aggies 1984-1987
113[37] Morgan Childers South Carolina Upstate Spartans 2008-2011
113[38] Kelsi Dunne Alabama Crimson Tide 2008-2011
112[39] Blaire Luna Texas Longhorns 2010-2013
112[40] Sara Moulton Minnesota Golden Gophers 2011-2014
111[41] Samantha Iuli UIC Flames 1997-2000
111[42] Chelsea Thomas Missouri Tigers 2009-2013
110[43] Anjelica Selden UCLA Bruins 2005-2008
110[44] Jenny Voss Nebraska Cornhuskers 1997-2000
110[45] Laura Winter Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2011-2014
109[46] Sara Plourde UMass Minutewomen 2009-2012
109[47] Jessica Sallinger Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 2002-2005
109[48] Lacey Waldrop FSU Seminoles 2012-2015
108[49] Lindsay Chouinard DePaul Blue Demons 2000-2003
108[50] Danielle Henderson UMass Minutewomen 1996-1999
108[51] Nicole Myers Florida Atlantic Owls 1999-2002
108[52] Lori Spingola North Carolina Tar Heels 2011-2014
108[53] Emily Weiman NC State Wolfpack 2012-2015
107[54] Terry Carpenter Fresno State Bulldogs 1989-1992
107[55] Leslie Malerich FSU Seminoles 1999-2002
107[56] Nicole Neuerburg Texas State Bobcats 2001-2004
107[57] Jordan Taylor Michigan Wolverines 2008-2011
106[58] Sara Griffin Michigan Wolverines 1995-1998
106[59] Amanda Scott Fresno State Bulldogs 1997-2000
106[60] Jaclyn Traina Alabama Crimson Tide 2011-2014
105[61] Dana Sorensen Stanford Cardinal 2000-2004
105[62] Kirsten Verdun DePaul Blue Demons 2011-2014
105[63] Stephani Williams Kansas Jayhawks 1991-1994
104[64] Melissa Dumezich Texas A&M Aggies 2010-2013
104[65] Michelle Green Georgia Bulldogs 2002-2005
104[66] Kyla Hall ULL Ragin’ Cajuns 1991-1994
104[67] Michelle Hall Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 1990-1993
103[68] Bonnie Bynum Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles 2004-2007
103[21] Carrie Dolan Arizona Wildcats 1994-1997
103[69] Jocelyn Forest California Golden Bears 1999-2002
103[21] Becky Lemke Arizona Wildcats 1998-2001
102[70] Darlene Gareis South Carolina Gamecocks 1992-1995
102[71] Kami Keiter Oklahoma Sooners 2002-2005
102[72] Jenny Parsons East Carolina Pirates 1990-1993
102[73] Ellen Renfroe Tennessee Lady Vols 2011-2014
102[74] Stephanie Ricketts Hawaii Rainbow Wahine 2009-2012
102[75] Jessica Simpson Miami Redhawks 2009-2012
102[76] Kristina Thorson California Golden Bears 2003-2006
101[77][78] Tiffany Boyd UCLA Bruins & Cal State Fullerton Titans 1989-1993
101[79] Teagan Gerhart Stanford Cardinal 2010-2013
101[80] Megan Matthews South Carolina Gamecocks 1999-2002
101[81] Laura Messina Central Connecticut State Blue Devils 2012-2015
101[82] Jen Mineau Fordham Rams 2009-2012
101[83] Sara Nevins USF Bulls 2011-2014
101[84] Susie Parra Arizona Wildcats 1991-1994
100[85] Ally Carda UCLA Bruins 2012-2015
100[70] Angie Lear South Carolina Gamecocks 1988-1991
100[86] Susan LeFebvre Cal State Fullerton Titans 1983-1986
100[87] Brianne McGowan Oregon State Beavers 2004-2007
100[88] Jessica Moore Oregon Ducks 2010-2013
100[21] Taryne Mowatt Arizona Wildcats 2005-2008
100[89] Jennifer Spediacci Washington Huskies 1997-2000
100[90] Haylie Wagner Michigan Wolverines 2012-2015

Progression

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.[91] Monica Abbott won her 152nd game shutting out the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles on March 3, 2007.[92]

Winning Percentage

In addition, there are currently 27 pitchers in the 100 wins club that maintained a high winning percentage of at least 80%:

Nancy Evans (120-8 = 93%); Susie Parra (101-9 = 92%); Carrie Dolan (103-13 = 89%); Jennie Finch (119-16 = 88%); Alicia Hollowell (144-23 = 86%); Keira Goerl (130-21 = 86%); Jordan Taylor (107-18 = 85%); Amanda Scott (106-18 = 85%); Sara Griffin (106-19 = 85%); Monica Abbott (189-34 = 84%); Haylie Wagner (100-18 = 84%); Cat Osterman (136-25 = 84%); Becky Lemke (103-19 = 84%); Kyla Hall (104-20 = 84%); Jaclyn Traina (106-21 = 83%); Michelle Green (104-21 = 83%); Kelsi Dunne (113-23 = 83%); Britni Sneed (120-25 = 82%); Susan LeFebvre (100-21 = 82%); Jennifer Stewart (115-25 = 82%); Courtney Blades (151-34 = 81%); Dallas Escobedo (115-26 = 81%); Terry Carpenter (107-25 = 81%); Hannah Rogers (127-31 = 80%); Ellen Renfroe (102-25 = 80%); Shawn Andaya (114-28 = 80%); Kristin Schmidt (116-29 = 80%).[93]

Records & Milestones

Courtney Blades won an NCAA record 52 games in 2000, setting the all-time Senior Class record for the Division I. Jennie Finch had the best perfect season in 2001, going 32-0; Jaclyn Traina and Keilani Ricketts each had two of the winningest seasons in 2012 and 2013, respectively going 42-3 and 35-1. Sara Plourde won just 6 games as a freshman in 2009, the minimum in a non-injury season for the club. Finch also won an NCAA record 60 consecutive games from 2000-2002; Olivia Galati and Alicia Hollowell also had top-10 win streaks with 32 consecutive each in 2012 and 2004 respectively. Monica Abbott went 50-9 in 2005 and 45-10 in 2004, the Sophomore and Freshman Class win records; Debbie Nichols originally set the Sophomore Class record (50-8) in 1988. Stacey Nelson owns the Junior Class win record with a 47-5 record in 2008.

Along with Blades in 2000, Traina in 2012, Abbott in 2004-2005, Nichols in 1988 and Nelson in 2008, Rhonda Wheatley (48-16 in 1985), Brooke Mitchell (45-5 in 2004), Sarah Dawson (45-10 in 1997), Abbott (44-10 in 2006), Blades (43-6 in 1999), Danielle Lawrie (42-8 & 40-5 in 2009-2010), Morgan Melloh (42-9 in 2008), Taryne Mowatt (42-12 in 2007), Nelson (41-5 in 2009), Katie Burkhart (41-5 in 2008), Nichols (41-13 in 1989), Galati (40-12 in 2013), Jolene Henderson (40-10 in 2011), Plourde (40-8 in 2010), Hollowell (40-5 & 41-4 in 2003 & 2004), Keira Goerl (40-7 in 2003) and Jenny Voss (40-9 in 1998) all rank top-10 for wins in an NCAA season. Also with Wheatley in 1985, Nichols in 1988, Dawson in 1997, Voss in 1998, Blades in 1999-2000, Hollowell in 2003, Goerl in 2003, Mitchell in 2004, Abbott in 2004-2007, Nelson in 2008, Lawrie in 2009-2010, Plourde in 2010, Henderson in 2011, Traina in 2012 and Galati in 2013, Shawn Andaya (36-6 in 1987), Jenny Parson (38-13 in 1992), Carrie Dolan (33-2 & 35-6 in 1995-1996), Sara Griffin (35-7 in 1996), Nicole Myers (36-7 in 2002), Cat Osterman (36-8 in 2002) and Lacey Waldrop (38-7 in 2014) all led the NCAA for wins in those years.

Finally, along with Ricketts in 2013, Traina in 2012, Lawrie in 2009, Burkhart in 2008, Mowatt in 2006 (21-5) and 2007, Goerl in 2003, Finch in 2001, Dolan in 1996 and Andaya in 1987, Tiffany Boyd (19-2 in 1989), Debby Day (30-8 in 1991), Susie Parra (28-3 & 33-1 in 1993-1994), Nancy Evans (36-2 in 1997), Amanda Scott (25-4 in 1998), Jennifer Stewart (34-6 in 2000), Becky Lemke (19-2 in 2001), Jocelyn Forest (29-12 in 2002), Goerl (31-7 in 2004), Hollowell (32-5 in 2006), Dallas Escobedo (37-3 in 2011) and Hannah Rogers (30-8 in 2014) all won National Championships those years.

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