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2004 ACCAC
SOFTBALL NEWS
Phoenix College &
Pima Make ACCAC Double NJCAA National Champions —
After fighting through the Consolation Brackets,
both Phoenix College and Pima Community College won five consecutive
games to capture the 2004 NJCAA National Softball Championships.
Phoenix defeated St. Louis (MO) Community College-Merramec
2-1 to win the 2004 NJCAA Division 2 National Title, while
Pima defeated Gulf Coast CC (FL) 1-0. NJCAA
Division 1 Results | NJCAA
Division 2 Results
Pima, Phoenix Battling
for NJCAA D1 and D2 National Titles — Pima
CC and Phoenix College are traveling similar roads in their
hunt for a National Championship. Both fell to the loser's
bracket and were forced to win four consecutive games on Saturday
in order to be crowned National Champions. Pima won three
straight to set up a deciding game with Gulf Coast CC for
the NJCAA Division 1 Championship, while Phoenix is in a NJCAA
Division 2 Championship battle with St. Louis Community College-Merramec
(MO).
Pima Rolls to NJCAA
Region I Division I Title — Top-seed
Pima scored an 11-0 victory over Central Arizona on Saturday
to walk away with the 2004 NJCAA Region I Division 1 Softball
Championship. Playoff
Schedule
Phoenix Bashes Way
to NJCAA Region I Division II Crown — After
easing through an opening round victory, Phoenix College cruised
to an 11-0 semifinal victory over Chandler-Gilbert and a 9-1
Championship win over Mesa. Playoff
Schedule
NJCAA Region I Playoffs
Set — The NJCAA Region I
Softball Championships will begin on Saturday, May 7, as Pima
CC is the Division I top seed and Phoenix College is the top-seed
in the Division II Playoffs. Playoff
Schedule
Pima, Phoenix Rule
NJCAA Region I and ACCAC Postseason Awards —
Pima and Phoenix College were rewarded for
great seasons as both programs saw a multitude of individual
awards come their way from the NJCAA Region I and ACCAC. NJCAA
All-Region I Teams | All-ACCAC
Teams
PC Freshman Chelsie
Mesa One of the ACCAC's Best— Phoenix
College freshman shortstop Chelsie Mesa ended the 2004 regular
season ranked second in the ACCAC in batting (.552), third
in homeruns (14), sixth in steals (32), first in RBI (86),
second in triples (9) and second in hits (101) and doubles
(20). View
Stats
ACCAC Rules NJCAA's
National Softball & Baseball Weekly Awards —
The ACCAC garnered five of the six National
Player/Pitcher of the Week Awards for the week ending April
26. The NJCAA Softball National Players of the Week are Cental
Arizona's Jeanette Rincon (Division I) and Chandler-Gilbert's
Kelsi Jensen (Division 2). Both Pitcher of the Week awards
also went to the ACCAC as Central's Jessica Stubbs took Division
1 honors and Mesa's Laura Chomokos took the Division 2 award.
Eastern Arizona's Chris Fessler won the NJCAA DI Baseball
National Pitcher of the Week award. Softball
Honors | Baseball
Honors
Stubbs Earns Second
Straight Pitcher oif the Week Honor, Teammate Rincon Selected
ACCAC Batter of the Week — Central
Arizona went a perfect 6-0 on the week and were rewarded as
Jessica Stubbs was tabbed the ACCAC Pitcher of the Week and
Jeanette Rincon (pictured left) garnered ACCAC Batter of the
Week honors. More...
Mesa Tabbed NJCAA DII
National Player of the Week — Phoenix
shortstop Chelsea Mesa (right) has been awarded the NJCAA
Division II National Player of the Week honor after batting
11-of-16 on the week and hitting for the cycle in a game against
Mesa CC. More...
Stubbs Tabbed ACCAC
Pitcher of the Week, Mesa Selected Batter of the Week —
Phoenix' Chelsea Mesa garnered ACCAC Batter
of the Week honors for the week ending April 18, while Central
Arizona's Jessica Stubbs earned the ACCAC's Pitcher of the
Week award. More...
Mesa has Great Week,
Moves Up in Stat Standings — Mesa
the player that is, not the school. Freshman slugger Chelsea
Mesa of Phoenix College hit over .650 this past week and jumped
to second in hitting (.516), fourth in himers (12), third
in hits (83), third in doubles (17), and first in both triples
(7) and RBI (71). View
Stats
Pima Continues to Cruise
Through the ACCAC — Pima
just keeps rolling along through the 2004 season with a 53-7
overall recotrd and 29-3 mark in the ACCAC. View
Week 9 Scores
Phoenix Top-Ranked
in DII Poll, Five ACCAC Programs in First National Polls —
Phoenix College remains the nation's top-ranked
program in the NJCAA Division II poll, while Mesa remains
third and Glendale moves up one spot to 14th. In the NJCAA
Division I poll, Pima jumped a spot to #2 and Central Arizona
slipped one spot to #10. NJCAA
DI Poll | NJCAA
DII Poll
ACCAC Boasts Three
Softball National Players of the Week — The
ACCAC sported the NJCAA's Division I Player and Pitcher of
the Week and the Division II Pitcher of the Week for the week
ending April 11. Pima's Veronica Ralston was the DI Pitcher
of the Week, while teammate Ashley Monceaux earned the Palyer
of the Week honor. Ramie Garcia of Phoenix College was selected
the Division II National Pitcher of the Week. More...
Phoenix College &
Pima Make ACCAC Double 2004 NJCAA National Champions —
After fighting through the Consolation Brackets,
both Phoenix College and Pima Community College won five consecutive
games to capture the 2004 NJCAA National Softball Championships.
Phoenix defeated St. Louis (MO) Community College-Merramec
2-1 to win the 2004 NJCAA Division 2 National Title, while
Pima defeated Gulf Coast CC (FL) 1-0. NJCAA
Division 1 Results | NJCAA
Division 2 Results
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