2015 Florida Gators softball team

2015 Florida Gators softball

Conference	Southeastern Conference
Division	East
2015 record	60-7 (19-5 SEC)
Head coach	Tim Walton
Assistant coach	Kenny Gajewski, Jennifer Rocha
Home stadium	Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium

The 2015 Florida Gators softball team represented the University of Florida softball program for the 2015 NCAA softball season. The Gators defeated Michigan in 3 games in the final of the Women's College World Series, clinching back-to-back titles for the program. Lauren Haeger was named Most Outstanding Player of the WCWS.

Roster

The 2015 Florida Gators softball team has 6 seniors, 5 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 6 freshmen.^[1]

#	Name	Position	Height	Year	Hometown
1	Aubree Munro	C	5-9	Jr	Brea, CA
4	Jessica Damico	UT	5-4	Sr	Gary Summit, MO
6	Kathlyn Medina	INF	5-4	Sr	Downey, CA
7	Kelsey Stewart	INF	5-6	Jr	Wichtia, KS
8	Aleshia Ocasio	UT	5-9	Fr	St. Cloud, FL
12	Taylore Fuller	UT	5-7	Jr	Trenton, FL
16	Becca Shipper	UT	5-5	Fr	Magnolia, DE
17	Lauren Haeger	RHP/1B	5-11	Sr	Peoria, AZ
19	Chelsea Herndon	UT	5-7	So	Carrollton, TX
20	Francesca Martinez	OF	5-5	Sr	Centreville, VA
21	Kayli Kavistad	UT	5-8	Fr	Lake City, FL
22	Megan Reed	OF	5-8	Fr	Seffner, FL
23	Nicole Dewitt	IF	5-6	Fr	Garden Grove, CA
24	Kirsti Merritt	OF	5-4	Jr	Lake Panasoffkee, FL
25	Janell Wheaton	C/1B	5-7	Fr	San Dimas, CA
33	Delanie Gourley	LHP	5-4	So	Lakeside, CA
49	Taylor Schwarz	1B	5-9	Jr	Palm Beach Gardens, FL
52	Justine McLean	OF	5-3	So	Rancho Cucamonga, CA
55	Briana Little	UT	5-4	Sr	Middleburg, FL
88	Bailey Castro	INF	5-17	Sr	Pembroke Pines, FL

Schedule

Legend
	Florida win
	Florida loss
	Postponement
Bold	Florida team member

2015 Florida Gators Softball Game Log

Regular Season

February

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	SEC Record
February 6	Hampton	#1	USF Softball Stadium Tampa, FL	17–0	Haeger (1–0)	Jackson (0–2)	None	459	1–0	–
February 7	#8 Michigan	#1	USF Softball Stadium	2–1	Ocasio (1–0)	Wagner (0–1)	None	1,167	2–0	–
February 7	Illinois State	#1	USF Softball Stadium	8–0	Gourley (1–0)	Vissering (0–1)	None	867	3–0	–
February 8	Jacksonville	#1	USF Softball Stadium	9–0	Haeger (2–0)	Rossman (1–1)	None	1,033	4–0	–
February 8	at USF	#1	USF Softball Stadium	10–5	Ocasio (2–0)	Nunn (1–1)	None	1,687	5–0	–
February 11	at Jacksonville	#1	The Debbie & Fred Pruitt Softball Complex Jacksonville, FL	16–1	Haeger (3–0)	Brown (1–3)	None	633	6–0	–
February 13	NC State	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium Gainesville, FL	1–0	Ocasio (3–0)	Weiman (1–3)	None	630	7–0	–
February 14	NC State	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	5–3	Gourley (2–0)	Mirabella (1–2)	Ocasio (1)	1,565	8–0	–
February 14	Iowa	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	8–0	Haeger (4–0)	Yoways (1–2)	None		9–0	–
February 15	Iowa	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	8–0	Gourley (3–0)	Starkenburg (2–3)	None	450	10–0	–
February 15	NC State	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	3–0	Haeger (5–0)				11–0	–
February 20	Liberty	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	11–0	Haeger (6–0)				12–0	–
February 21	Illinois State	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	4–1	Ocasio (4–0)				13–0	–
February 21	Kansas	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	7–1	Haeger (7–0)				14–0	–
February 22	Mercer	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	20–3	Gourley (4–0)	Stevens (3–5)	None	630	15–0	–
February 22	Mercer	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	10–3	Haeger (8–0)				16–0	–
February 25	#15 UCF	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	2–1	Ocasio (5–0)				17–0	–
February 27	#2 Oregon	#1	SDSU Softball Stadium San Diego, CA	3–0	Gourley (5–0)				18–0	–
February 27	Cal Poly	#1	SDSU Softball Stadium	6–1	Haeger (9–0)				19–0	–
February 28	UC Davis	#1	USD Softball Complex San Diego, CA	9–0	Gourley (6–0)				20–0	–
February 28	at San Diego	#1	USD Softball Complex	8–0	Ocasio (6–0)	Von Sprecken (7–3)	None	384	21–0	–

March

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Overall Record	SEC Record
March	at San Diego State				Canceled (rain)	–	–
March	Long Beach State	#1	49er Softball Complex Long Beach, CA	10–1		22–0	–
March	#3 Michigan	#1	Anderson Family Field Fullerton, CA	7–4		23–0	–
March	San Jose State	#1	Anderson Family Field	9–1		24–0	–
March	#13 Arizona	#1	Anderson Family Field	10–0		25–0	–
March	#2 Oregon	#1	Anderson Family Field	5–1		26–0	–
March	Fresno State	#1	Anderson Family Field	4–1		27–0	–
March	#3 LSU	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	4–3		28–0	1–0
March	#3 LSU	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	10–14		28–1	1–1
March	#3 LSU	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	3–10		28–2	1–2
March	at #4 Alabama	#2	Rhoads Stadium Tuscaloosa, AL	1–0		29–2	2–2
March	at #4 Alabama	#2	Rhoads Stadium	4–1		30–2	3–2
March	at #4 Alabama	#2	Rhoads Stadium	1–5		30–3	3–3
March	at Mississippi State	#2	Mississippi State Softball Field Starkville, MS	3–2		31–3	4–3
March	at Mississippi State	#2	Mississippi State Softball Field	16–2		32–3	5–3
March	at Mississippi State	#2	Mississippi State Softball Field	3–5		32–4	5–4

April

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Overall Record	SEC Record
April	North Florida	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	2–1		33–4	5–4
April	South Carolina	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	10–2		34–4	6–4
April	South Carolina	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	19–0		35–4	7–4
April	South Carolina	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	16–3		36–4	8–4
April	at #8 Florida State	#3	JoAnne Graf Field Tallahassee, FL	5–1		37–4	8–4
April	#13 Kentucky	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	1–0		38–4	9–4
April	#13 Kentucky	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	6–3		39–4	10–4
April	#13 Kentucky	#3	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	2–0		40–4	11–4
April	South Florida	#2	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	7–0		41–4	11–4
April	at #11 Georgia	#2	Jack Turner Stadium Athens, GA	8–4		42–4	12–4
April	at #11 Georgia	#2	Jack Turner Stadium	4–3		43–4	13–4
April	at Georgia				Canceled (rain)	–	–
April	#10 Florida State	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	5–0		44–4	13–4
April	#25 Texas A&M	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	7–3		45–4	14–4
April	#25 Texas A&M	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	9–5		46–4	15–4
April	#25 Texas A&M	#1	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	9–1		47–4	16–4

May

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	SEC Record
May 1	at #11 Missouri	#1	University Field Columbia, MO	7–6	Gourley (10–1)	Finucane (18–7)	None	1,807	48–4	17–4
May 2	at #11 Missouri	#1	University Field	9–6	Ocasio (16–3)	Finucane (18–8)	Gourley (4)	2,325	49–4	18–4
May 3	at #11 Missouri	#1	University Field	2–3	Lowary (18–4)	Gourley (10–2)	None	1,702	49–5	18–5

Postseason

SEC Tournament

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	SECT Record
May	South Carolina	#2 (1)	Tiger Park Baton Rouge, LA	10–1	Haeger (24–0)	Sarratt (17–12)	None		50–5	1–0
May	#11 Tennessee	#2 (1)	Tiger Park	1–2	Gabriel (15–6)	Haeger (24–1)	Gaffin (2)	1,769	50–6	1–1

NCAA Tournament: Gainesville Regional

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	Regional Record
May 15	Florida A&M	#2 (1)	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	6-0	Ocasio (17–3)	Burse (3–19)	None	1,630	51–6	1–0
May 16	Hofstra	#2 (1)	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	7-0	Haeger (25–1)	Pirone (19–11)	None	1,224	52–6	2–0
May 17	Florida Atlantic	#2 (1)	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	1-0	Haeger (26–1)	Wilson (8–5)	None	1,404	53–6	3–0

NCAA Tournament: Gainesville Super Regional

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	Super Reg. Record
May 23	#25 Kentucky	#1 (1)	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	7-0	Haeger (27–1)	Nunley (14–15)	None	1,739	54–6	1–0
May 24	#25 Kentucky	#1 (1)	Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium	1-0	Haeger (28–1)	Nunley (14–16)	None	1,939	55–6	2–0

Women's College World Series

Date	Opponent	Rank	Stadium Site	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	CWS Record
May 28	#8 (8) Tennessee	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Oklahoma City, OK	7–2	Haeger (29–1)	Gaffin (17–4)	None		56–6	1–0
May 29	#5 (5) LSU	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium	4–0	Haeger (30–1)	Hoover (18–6)	None		57–6	2–0
May 31	#4 (4) Auburn	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium	3–2	Haeger (31–1)	Davis (26–3)	None		58–6	3–0
June 1	#3 (3) Michigan	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium	3–2	Ocasio (18–3)	Betsa (31–5)	Gourley	8,329	59–6	4–0
June 2	#3 (3) Michigan	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium	0–1	Wagner (25–2)	Haeger (31–2)	None	8,254	59–7	4–1
June 3	#3 (3) Michigan	#1 (1)	ASA Hall of Fame Stadium	4–1	Haeger (32–2)	Wagner (25–3)	None	7,680	60–7	5–1

Ranking movement

Poll	Last	Pre	Wk 1	Wk 2	Wk 3	Wk 4	Wk 5	Wk 6	Wk 7	Wk 8	Wk 9	Wk 10	Wk 11	Wk 12	Wk 13	Wk 14	Wk 15	Final
NFCA^[2]	1*	1	1	1	1	1	1*	3	3	3	3	2	1	1	2	2	2	1*
USA Softball^[3]	1*	1	1	1	1	1	1	2	2	3	3	2	1	1	2	2	1	1*
* Indicates unanimous selection.

References

Florida Gators softball
Playing fields	Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium
National championships	2014 2015
Women's College World Series	2008 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2015
Seasons	1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Conference affiliations	Southeastern Conference (SEC)
University of Florida Gainesville, Florida

NCAA Division I Softball Champions

1982: UCLA
1983: Texas A&M
1984: UCLA
1985: UCLA
1986: Cal State Fullerton
1987: Texas A&M
1988: UCLA
1989: UCLA
1990: UCLA
1991: Arizona
1992: UCLA
1993: Arizona
1994: Arizona
1995: UCLA
1996: Arizona
1997: Arizona
1998: Fresno State
1999: UCLA
2000: Oklahoma
2001: Arizona
2002: California
2003: UCLA
2004: UCLA
2005: Michigan
2006: Arizona
2007: Arizona
2008: Arizona State
2009: Washington
2010: UCLA
2011: Arizona State
2012: Alabama
2013: Oklahoma
2014: Florida
2015: Florida
2016: Oklahoma
2017: Oklahoma

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