Thursday, February 15
Lafayette, LA
4:00 PM
Oregon State
at
Louisiana
Photo by: Scobel Wiggins/Oregon State Athletics
Beavers Prepped for Louisiana Trip
February 14, 2018 | Softball
Oregon State faces Louisiana before competing in Purple & Gold Challenge
REWIND
• Oregon State compiled a 4-1 record at the Kajikawa Classic to open the 2018 campaign
• The Beavers bested two ranked foes with wins over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State and No. 22/19 BYU
• OSU added wins over No. RV/RV Missouri and Indiana
• Oregon State suffered its first loss to No. 25/25 Georgia
UPCOMING
• The Beavers visit Louisiana and will compete in six games over four days
• Oregon State wil face No. 19/22 Louisiana in a non-conference contest before tackling the Purple and Gold Challenge hosted by No. 7/7 LSU
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday, February 15
Oregon State at No. 19/22 Louisiana - 4 p.m. PT
Lamson Park, Lafayette, La.
Friday, February 16
Oregon State vs. Central Arkansas - 7:30 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Oregon State vs. Southern Utah - 10 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Saturday, February 17
Oregon State vs. Louisiana Tech - 12:30 p.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Oregon State at No. 7/7 LSU - 5:30 p.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Sunday, February  18
Oregon State at No. 7/7 LSU - 9 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
FOLLOW THE BEAVS
• Oregon State's contest against No. 19/22 Louisiana will broadcast live on Cox Sports Television
• Links to live stats and video will be available on softball schedule page at OSUBeavers.com
EARLY IMPRESSIONS
• Five true freshman have seen extended action on the field for Oregon State, four of whom have started every game
• Hope Brandner, Chance Burden, Missy Nunes and Camryn Ybarra have started every game, while Mariah Mazon was billed as the opening day starter in the circle
• Nunes currently leads OSU with a pair of home runs and two doubles for a 1.000
• Four of Nunes' five hits have gone for extra bases and she has reached base safely in all five of Oregon State's games at the Kajikawa Classic
• Mazon struck out seven in her debut, a 8-2 complete game win over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State on Feb. 9
• Ybarra has recorded a hit in every game so far in 2018
• Veterans have contributed immensely as well with McKenna Arriola, Shelby Weeks and Jessica Garcia are all hitting over .300 in the early goings, while Meehra Nelson owns a 3-0 record in the circle
• Arriola is hitting .357 after five games with two stolen bases and a pair of doubles
• Garcia leads the team with a .471 batting average while batting ninth in the lineup to go with two stolen bases
• Garcia is also tied with Brandner for most RBI for OSU with four
• Weeks is hitting .333 with five hits
• Kayleen Shafer has started every game behind the plate and has already thrown out three runners attempting to steal
• Shafer threw out eight base runners as a sophomore in 2017 and gunned down nine as a freshman in 2016
• Oregon State won their eighth straight opening day game with an 8-2 decision over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State
• OSU has won every opening day game with Laura Berg at the helm
2017 YEAR IN REVIEW
• The Beavers ended the 2017 campaign with a 28-27 record and a second straight appearance in the NCAA Regional in Waco, Texas
• Oregon State dropped the first game of the regional to No. 11/12 James Madison, 3-2, before bowing out of the tournament with a 2-1 loss to Kent State
• The Beavers had four players named to the All-Pac-12 Teams as Alysha Everett earned a spot on the second team, while Taylor Cotton, McKenna Arriola and Natalie Hampton all made the third team
• Everett added to her trophy case with a spot on the Third Team NFCA All-Pacific Region
• Everett ended the year with a .318 average on 50 hits, 11 doubles, one triple, eight home runs, 45 RBI and a team-leading .554 slugging pct.
• Everett also posted a .955 fielding pct. while splitting time at first base with Hampton
• Hampton hit .276 on the year with 45 hits, eight doubles, sevent home runs, 42 RBI and a .454 slugging pct., along with a .983 fielding pct.
• Cotton spun the most games in the circle for Oregon State as she made 35 appearances with 29 starts, compiling a 2.50 ERA with a 14-11 record
• Cotton strukout 142 batters in 165.1 innings during 2017 to close her career in the Orange and Black
• Arriola was second on the team with a .352 batting average to go with 64 hits, six doubles, two home runs and 23 RBI
• Arriola added 10 stolen bases and added 25 walks while she started every game at shortstop
• Shelby Weeks led OSU in 2017 with a .356 batting average behind 64 hits, six doubles, one triple, one home run and 22 RBI while recording a .988 fielding pct. in the outfield
• In total, six Beavers started all 55 games in 2017, while two others started in 54
• Jessica Garcia added a .324 average on 45 hits, three triples and four RBI to go with a .981 fielding pct. in the outfield
• Lovie Lopez was the final Oregon State member to hit over .300 as she ended the year at .312 with 53 hits, nine doubles, five home runs and 28 RBI
2018 OUTLOOK
• Along with Everett, Arriola, Weeks, Garcia and Lopez, the Beavers return 14 total letterwinners and seven starters from 2017
• Kayleen Shafer returns to her spot behind the plate as she caught every game in 2017 and ended with a .984 fielding pct.
• Stephanie Merwin and Alyssa Pelegrin saw extended action in 2017 as Merwin started 34 games at second base while Pelegrin started 19 at third base
• Meehra Nelson, Nerissa Eason and Shawna Burke return to the rotation as each saw action in 2017
• Eason made 33 appearances with 19 starts, compiling a 3.87 ERA in 121.1 innings pitched and a 9-13 record
• Eason added 76 strikeouts while limiting opponents to a .267 batting avg.
• Nelson saw action in 23 games with seven starts, compiling a 4.04 ERA in 60.2 innings pitched with a 5-3 record
• Nelson added 53 strikes to only 30 walks in her time in the circle
• Burke made four appearances for 6.1 innings pitched with three strikeouts
• Oregon State will have plenty of depth on the bench as Katy McJunkin, Michelle Sass and Fallon Molnar all return with playing time in 2017
• Nine newcomers will grace the roster as Mayu Molina, Hope Brandner, Sara Lillie, Chance Burden, Paityn Willoughby, Jessie Wilson, Missy Nunes, Camryn Ybarra and Mariah Mazon join the 2018 squad
2018 SCHEDULE NOTES
• The non-conference portion of Oregon State's 2018 schedule features a gauntlet of games over the course of five tournaments and four non-conference games
• OSU opens the year with the Kajikawa Classic where four opponents made an appearance in the 2017 NCAA Regionals: Oklahoma State, BYU, Georgia and Missouri
• The Purple and Gold Challenge in Baton Rouge, La., features 2017 WCWS participant LSU along with 2017 NCAA Regional foe Louisiana Tech
• The Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic has 2017 NCAA Super Regional foes Tennessee and Auburn along with Oklahoma State again
• The San Diego Classic features 2017 NCAA Regional participant Minnesota, while OSU wraps up the non-conference schedule against 2017 defending national champion Oklahoma
• The conference portion features seven opponents that made varying finishes in the 2017 NCAA Tournament
• Cal and Arizona State both made the regionals
• Arizona and Utah both ended 2017 in the super regionals
• Oregon, UCLA and Washington all made the WCWS
• In total, Oregon State will face 17 opponents from the 2017 NCAA Tournament
• 22 opponents had a top-100 RPI in 2017, 16 opponents had a top-50 RPI, 13 had a top-25 RPI, and six had a top-10 RPI
• 17 opponents were ranked at some point in either the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll or the USA Today/NFCA Coaches poll in 2017
NCAA TOURNAMENT
• The 2017 season marked the third time the Beavers reached the NCAA Tournament under the direction of head coach Laura Berg, as well as the 12th time in program history
• The Beavers are 28-24 all time in their 12 tournament appearances following the losses to JMU and Kent State
• The last time OSU won a regional was in 2006 when it played Nevada and No. 19 Baylor twice. Oregon State went on to play in the Women's College World Series that year
• Oregon State also reached the NCAAs in 2016 and in 2013 — Berg's first year as head coach
• Coach Berg holds a 1-5 record as the leader in the postseason with her lone win in 2013 against Stony Brook at the Columbia, Mo., Regional.
• The Beavers also reached the tournament in Berg's first year as an assistant coach in 2012. Before 2012, OSU had not reached the tournament since 2007
• Berg and former head coach Kirk Walker (1995-2012) are the only head coaches in program history to reach the NCAA Tournament
BEAVERS WITHOUT BORDERS
• Beavers without Borders is a program that offers global service-learning experiences for student-athletes
• The program has completed six service projects in Guatemala, Macedonia, Ethiopia and the Dominican Republic
• McKenna Arriola wentto Costa Rica in June for seven days. This is the first time OSU will have a project in Costa Rica
• Kayleen Shafer and Michelle Sass visited the Dominican Republic in August for 10 days - will be OSU's fifth year there
COACHING PROFILES
• Head coach Laura Berg hung up her cleats after nearly 20-years of playing softball and spent a year with the LAPD in 2010-11 before returning to the game as an assistant coach for the 2012 season at Oregon State
• Associate head coach Marcie Green also has experience with law enforcement. Green studied criminology at Fresno State and spent five years as a prison guard at Corcoran State Prison in California following graduation before starting coaching
• Assistant coach Adam DeRusha joins the 2018 squad after spending the past two years as a graduate assistant at LSU and spending two years at Florida when the Gators were crowned national champions in 2014 and 2015
• Volunteer assistant coach Mikiah Smith is back for his 11th season, while Director of Operations Heather Smith is back for her 17th season
BERG NAMED HEAD COACH OF JWNT
• Head coach Laura Berg will continue her legacy with the USA National Softball team, but this time with the junior team
• Head coach Berg led the 2017 Junior Women's National Team and led the 17-player roster this past summer
• Berg has prior experience with the juniors, being an assistant coach in 2012. Since then, she has helped train the national team
FOLLOW BERG
• Head coach Laura Berg is in her sixth season.
• Has guided OSU to three NCAA Tournament appearances.
• Holds a 140-129-1 overall record and 37-80 in Pac-12 games.
SOCIAL MEDIA
• Follow the Oregon State softball team on Twitter and Instagram at @BeaverSoftball and Facebook at /BeaverSoftball.
WORKING UP THE RECORD BOOK
• A number of Beavers have made their way into the Oregon State record books in various categories.
• Meehra Nelson had a record breaking freshman year, as she set the single-season saves record with seven and ranks seventh all-time in saves through three seasons
• McKenna Arriola is working up the ranks as she is sixth all-time in runs scored with 119
• Both Arriola and Shelby Weeks rank in the top 10 list for career batting average at OSU with at least two seasons played
• Weeks sits third with a.350 career batting average, while Arriola is hitting .329 in her fourth season in the Orange and Black, good for eighth all-time
ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS
• Oregon State had four players tabbed with All-Conference honors in 2017
• Alysha Everett highlighted the quartet with Pac-12 second team honors
• McKenna Arriola, Taylor Cotton and Natalie Hampton all were named to the Pac-12 third team
• See page three for the full honor roll list
KNOWS WHAT IT TAKES
• Oregon State's coaching staff is no stranger when it comes  to the NCAA Tournament and the Women's College World Series
• Both head coach Laura Berg and associate head coach Marcie Green played at Fresno State in the '90s and gained plenty of experience in the path to the WCWS
• Coach Berg played from 1994-95 and 1997-98 making it to the WCWS three times and won the national championship in '98
• Coach Green played from 1990-93 and appeared in three WCWS, including a runner-up finish in 1990
• Assistant coach Adam DeRusha made the WCWS as a grad assistant at LSU in 2016 and 2017, and was part of the coaching staff in 2014 and 2015 for Florida when the Gators won the national championship in back-to-back years
HOW MANY MEDALS?
• Head coach Laura Berg was a four-time All-American at Fresno State and led the Bulldogs to their first title in 1998
• Softball was an Olympic sport form 1996-2008 in which Berg represented the US National Team in all four appearances, helping claim three gold medals for her nation. (1996- Atlanta, 2000- Sydney, 2004- Athens) and one silver (2008-Beijing)
• She is the only athlete in USA Softball history to compete in four different Olympics
• Berg is the most decorated USA Softball Olympic athlete in history, accumulating 11 total medals (10 gold), while competing in the US Olympic Games, the International Softball Federation Women's World Championship and the Pan American Games
• Head coach Berg's No. 44 jersey was retired at Fresno State on February 28, 2016
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• Oregon State compiled a 4-1 record at the Kajikawa Classic to open the 2018 campaign
• The Beavers bested two ranked foes with wins over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State and No. 22/19 BYU
• OSU added wins over No. RV/RV Missouri and Indiana
• Oregon State suffered its first loss to No. 25/25 Georgia
UPCOMING
• The Beavers visit Louisiana and will compete in six games over four days
• Oregon State wil face No. 19/22 Louisiana in a non-conference contest before tackling the Purple and Gold Challenge hosted by No. 7/7 LSU
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday, February 15
Oregon State at No. 19/22 Louisiana - 4 p.m. PT
Lamson Park, Lafayette, La.
Friday, February 16
Oregon State vs. Central Arkansas - 7:30 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Oregon State vs. Southern Utah - 10 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Saturday, February 17
Oregon State vs. Louisiana Tech - 12:30 p.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Oregon State at No. 7/7 LSU - 5:30 p.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
Sunday, February  18
Oregon State at No. 7/7 LSU - 9 a.m. PT
Tiger Park, Baton Rouge, La.
FOLLOW THE BEAVS
• Oregon State's contest against No. 19/22 Louisiana will broadcast live on Cox Sports Television
• Links to live stats and video will be available on softball schedule page at OSUBeavers.com
EARLY IMPRESSIONS
• Five true freshman have seen extended action on the field for Oregon State, four of whom have started every game
• Hope Brandner, Chance Burden, Missy Nunes and Camryn Ybarra have started every game, while Mariah Mazon was billed as the opening day starter in the circle
• Nunes currently leads OSU with a pair of home runs and two doubles for a 1.000
• Four of Nunes' five hits have gone for extra bases and she has reached base safely in all five of Oregon State's games at the Kajikawa Classic
• Mazon struck out seven in her debut, a 8-2 complete game win over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State on Feb. 9
• Ybarra has recorded a hit in every game so far in 2018
• Veterans have contributed immensely as well with McKenna Arriola, Shelby Weeks and Jessica Garcia are all hitting over .300 in the early goings, while Meehra Nelson owns a 3-0 record in the circle
• Arriola is hitting .357 after five games with two stolen bases and a pair of doubles
• Garcia leads the team with a .471 batting average while batting ninth in the lineup to go with two stolen bases
• Garcia is also tied with Brandner for most RBI for OSU with four
• Weeks is hitting .333 with five hits
• Kayleen Shafer has started every game behind the plate and has already thrown out three runners attempting to steal
• Shafer threw out eight base runners as a sophomore in 2017 and gunned down nine as a freshman in 2016
• Oregon State won their eighth straight opening day game with an 8-2 decision over No. 21/24 Oklahoma State
• OSU has won every opening day game with Laura Berg at the helm
2017 YEAR IN REVIEW
• The Beavers ended the 2017 campaign with a 28-27 record and a second straight appearance in the NCAA Regional in Waco, Texas
• Oregon State dropped the first game of the regional to No. 11/12 James Madison, 3-2, before bowing out of the tournament with a 2-1 loss to Kent State
• The Beavers had four players named to the All-Pac-12 Teams as Alysha Everett earned a spot on the second team, while Taylor Cotton, McKenna Arriola and Natalie Hampton all made the third team
• Everett added to her trophy case with a spot on the Third Team NFCA All-Pacific Region
• Everett ended the year with a .318 average on 50 hits, 11 doubles, one triple, eight home runs, 45 RBI and a team-leading .554 slugging pct.
• Everett also posted a .955 fielding pct. while splitting time at first base with Hampton
• Hampton hit .276 on the year with 45 hits, eight doubles, sevent home runs, 42 RBI and a .454 slugging pct., along with a .983 fielding pct.
• Cotton spun the most games in the circle for Oregon State as she made 35 appearances with 29 starts, compiling a 2.50 ERA with a 14-11 record
• Cotton strukout 142 batters in 165.1 innings during 2017 to close her career in the Orange and Black
• Arriola was second on the team with a .352 batting average to go with 64 hits, six doubles, two home runs and 23 RBI
• Arriola added 10 stolen bases and added 25 walks while she started every game at shortstop
• Shelby Weeks led OSU in 2017 with a .356 batting average behind 64 hits, six doubles, one triple, one home run and 22 RBI while recording a .988 fielding pct. in the outfield
• In total, six Beavers started all 55 games in 2017, while two others started in 54
• Jessica Garcia added a .324 average on 45 hits, three triples and four RBI to go with a .981 fielding pct. in the outfield
• Lovie Lopez was the final Oregon State member to hit over .300 as she ended the year at .312 with 53 hits, nine doubles, five home runs and 28 RBI
2018 OUTLOOK
• Along with Everett, Arriola, Weeks, Garcia and Lopez, the Beavers return 14 total letterwinners and seven starters from 2017
• Kayleen Shafer returns to her spot behind the plate as she caught every game in 2017 and ended with a .984 fielding pct.
• Stephanie Merwin and Alyssa Pelegrin saw extended action in 2017 as Merwin started 34 games at second base while Pelegrin started 19 at third base
• Meehra Nelson, Nerissa Eason and Shawna Burke return to the rotation as each saw action in 2017
• Eason made 33 appearances with 19 starts, compiling a 3.87 ERA in 121.1 innings pitched and a 9-13 record
• Eason added 76 strikeouts while limiting opponents to a .267 batting avg.
• Nelson saw action in 23 games with seven starts, compiling a 4.04 ERA in 60.2 innings pitched with a 5-3 record
• Nelson added 53 strikes to only 30 walks in her time in the circle
• Burke made four appearances for 6.1 innings pitched with three strikeouts
• Oregon State will have plenty of depth on the bench as Katy McJunkin, Michelle Sass and Fallon Molnar all return with playing time in 2017
• Nine newcomers will grace the roster as Mayu Molina, Hope Brandner, Sara Lillie, Chance Burden, Paityn Willoughby, Jessie Wilson, Missy Nunes, Camryn Ybarra and Mariah Mazon join the 2018 squad
2018 SCHEDULE NOTES
• The non-conference portion of Oregon State's 2018 schedule features a gauntlet of games over the course of five tournaments and four non-conference games
• OSU opens the year with the Kajikawa Classic where four opponents made an appearance in the 2017 NCAA Regionals: Oklahoma State, BYU, Georgia and Missouri
• The Purple and Gold Challenge in Baton Rouge, La., features 2017 WCWS participant LSU along with 2017 NCAA Regional foe Louisiana Tech
• The Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic has 2017 NCAA Super Regional foes Tennessee and Auburn along with Oklahoma State again
• The San Diego Classic features 2017 NCAA Regional participant Minnesota, while OSU wraps up the non-conference schedule against 2017 defending national champion Oklahoma
• The conference portion features seven opponents that made varying finishes in the 2017 NCAA Tournament
• Cal and Arizona State both made the regionals
• Arizona and Utah both ended 2017 in the super regionals
• Oregon, UCLA and Washington all made the WCWS
• In total, Oregon State will face 17 opponents from the 2017 NCAA Tournament
• 22 opponents had a top-100 RPI in 2017, 16 opponents had a top-50 RPI, 13 had a top-25 RPI, and six had a top-10 RPI
• 17 opponents were ranked at some point in either the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll or the USA Today/NFCA Coaches poll in 2017
NCAA TOURNAMENT
• The 2017 season marked the third time the Beavers reached the NCAA Tournament under the direction of head coach Laura Berg, as well as the 12th time in program history
• The Beavers are 28-24 all time in their 12 tournament appearances following the losses to JMU and Kent State
• The last time OSU won a regional was in 2006 when it played Nevada and No. 19 Baylor twice. Oregon State went on to play in the Women's College World Series that year
• Oregon State also reached the NCAAs in 2016 and in 2013 — Berg's first year as head coach
• Coach Berg holds a 1-5 record as the leader in the postseason with her lone win in 2013 against Stony Brook at the Columbia, Mo., Regional.
• The Beavers also reached the tournament in Berg's first year as an assistant coach in 2012. Before 2012, OSU had not reached the tournament since 2007
• Berg and former head coach Kirk Walker (1995-2012) are the only head coaches in program history to reach the NCAA Tournament
BEAVERS WITHOUT BORDERS
• Beavers without Borders is a program that offers global service-learning experiences for student-athletes
• The program has completed six service projects in Guatemala, Macedonia, Ethiopia and the Dominican Republic
• McKenna Arriola wentto Costa Rica in June for seven days. This is the first time OSU will have a project in Costa Rica
• Kayleen Shafer and Michelle Sass visited the Dominican Republic in August for 10 days - will be OSU's fifth year there
COACHING PROFILES
• Head coach Laura Berg hung up her cleats after nearly 20-years of playing softball and spent a year with the LAPD in 2010-11 before returning to the game as an assistant coach for the 2012 season at Oregon State
• Associate head coach Marcie Green also has experience with law enforcement. Green studied criminology at Fresno State and spent five years as a prison guard at Corcoran State Prison in California following graduation before starting coaching
• Assistant coach Adam DeRusha joins the 2018 squad after spending the past two years as a graduate assistant at LSU and spending two years at Florida when the Gators were crowned national champions in 2014 and 2015
• Volunteer assistant coach Mikiah Smith is back for his 11th season, while Director of Operations Heather Smith is back for her 17th season
BERG NAMED HEAD COACH OF JWNT
• Head coach Laura Berg will continue her legacy with the USA National Softball team, but this time with the junior team
• Head coach Berg led the 2017 Junior Women's National Team and led the 17-player roster this past summer
• Berg has prior experience with the juniors, being an assistant coach in 2012. Since then, she has helped train the national team
FOLLOW BERG
• Head coach Laura Berg is in her sixth season.
• Has guided OSU to three NCAA Tournament appearances.
• Holds a 140-129-1 overall record and 37-80 in Pac-12 games.
SOCIAL MEDIA
• Follow the Oregon State softball team on Twitter and Instagram at @BeaverSoftball and Facebook at /BeaverSoftball.
WORKING UP THE RECORD BOOK
• A number of Beavers have made their way into the Oregon State record books in various categories.
• Meehra Nelson had a record breaking freshman year, as she set the single-season saves record with seven and ranks seventh all-time in saves through three seasons
• McKenna Arriola is working up the ranks as she is sixth all-time in runs scored with 119
• Both Arriola and Shelby Weeks rank in the top 10 list for career batting average at OSU with at least two seasons played
• Weeks sits third with a.350 career batting average, while Arriola is hitting .329 in her fourth season in the Orange and Black, good for eighth all-time
ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS
• Oregon State had four players tabbed with All-Conference honors in 2017
• Alysha Everett highlighted the quartet with Pac-12 second team honors
• McKenna Arriola, Taylor Cotton and Natalie Hampton all were named to the Pac-12 third team
• See page three for the full honor roll list
KNOWS WHAT IT TAKES
• Oregon State's coaching staff is no stranger when it comes  to the NCAA Tournament and the Women's College World Series
• Both head coach Laura Berg and associate head coach Marcie Green played at Fresno State in the '90s and gained plenty of experience in the path to the WCWS
• Coach Berg played from 1994-95 and 1997-98 making it to the WCWS three times and won the national championship in '98
• Coach Green played from 1990-93 and appeared in three WCWS, including a runner-up finish in 1990
• Assistant coach Adam DeRusha made the WCWS as a grad assistant at LSU in 2016 and 2017, and was part of the coaching staff in 2014 and 2015 for Florida when the Gators won the national championship in back-to-back years
HOW MANY MEDALS?
• Head coach Laura Berg was a four-time All-American at Fresno State and led the Bulldogs to their first title in 1998
• Softball was an Olympic sport form 1996-2008 in which Berg represented the US National Team in all four appearances, helping claim three gold medals for her nation. (1996- Atlanta, 2000- Sydney, 2004- Athens) and one silver (2008-Beijing)
• She is the only athlete in USA Softball history to compete in four different Olympics
• Berg is the most decorated USA Softball Olympic athlete in history, accumulating 11 total medals (10 gold), while competing in the US Olympic Games, the International Softball Federation Women's World Championship and the Pan American Games
• Head coach Berg's No. 44 jersey was retired at Fresno State on February 28, 2016
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