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The following is a list of Arizona Wildcats softball seasons . The University of Arizona is a member of the Pac-12 Conference of the NCAA Division I . The Wildcats are eight time Women's College World Series champions, and are regarded as one of the top programs in college softball after winning eight championships in seventeen seasons, including a run of sixteen consecutive WCWS appearances.[1] [2] Arizona has also appeared in the final event 27 times - 4 under the AIAW and 23 under the NCAA. The team played its first season in 1974.[3]
National champions
WCWS Appearance
NCAA Tournament appearance
Conference champions
Season
Head coach
Conference
Season results
Postseason result
Overall
Conference
Wins
Losses
Ties
%
Wins
Losses
Ties
%
Finish
1974
Judy Spray
Intermountain
11
3
0
.786
—
—
—
—
—
WCWS, Seventh Place
1975
13
8
0
.619
—
—
—
—
—
WCWS, Seventh Place
1976
21
7
0
.650
—
—
—
—
—
1977
Ginny Parrish
22
14
0
.611
6
2
0
.750
WCWS Runner-up
1978
16
11
0
.593
3
6
0
.333
1979
44
15
0
.746
15
3
0
.833
WCWS, Thirteenth place
1980
Rocky LaRose
WCAA
23
23
0
.500
2
14
0
.125
1981
Paula Noel
24
20
0
.545
5
11
0
.313
1982
21
20
0
.512
6
14
0
.300
4th
1983
20
24
0
.455
7
12
0
.368
1984
28
16
0
.636
5
5
0
.500
4th
1985
17
16
0
.515
5
7
0
.417
5th
1986
Mike Candrea
Pac-12
27
13
1
.671
5
6
1
.458
3rd
1987
42
18
0
.700
6
4
0
.600
T-3rd
NCAA Regional
1988
54
18
0
.750
15
5
0
.750
2nd
WCWS, Third place
1989
48
19
0
.716
11
9
0
.550
3rd
WCWS, Third place
1990
49
17
0
.742
12
6
0
.667
2nd
WCWS, Seventh place
1991
56
16
0
.778
11
9
0
.550
4th
National Champions
1992
58
7
0
.892
16
2
0
.889
1st
WCWS, Runner-up
1993
44
8
0
.846
15
3
0
.833
2nd
National Champions
1994
64
3
0
.955
21
3
0
.875
1st
National Champions
1995
66
6
0
.917
24
4
0
.857
1st
WCWS, Runner-up
1996
58
9
0
.866
23
5
0
.821
2nd
National Champions
1997
61
5
0
.924
26
1
0
.963
1st
National Champions
1998
67
4
0
.944
27
1
0
.964
1st
WCWS, Runner-up
1999
53
16
0
.768
19
9
0
.679
2nd
WCWS, Fifth place
2000
59
9
0
.868
16
4
0
.800
2nd
WCWS, Third place
2001
65
4
0
.942
19
2
0
.905
1st
National Champions
2002
55
12
0
.821
15
6
0
.714
2nd
WCWS, Runner-up
2003
56
7
0
.889
19
2
0
.905
1st
WCWS, Third place
2004
Larry Ray
55
6
0
.902
17
3
0
.850
1st
NCAA Regional
2005
Mike Candrea
45
12
0
.789
13
8
0
.619
1st
WCWS, Fifth place
2006
54
11
0
.831
15
6
0
.714
2nd
National Champions
2007
50
14
1
.777
15
5
1
.738
1st
National Champions
2008
Larry Ray
41
19
0
.683
13
8
0
.619
WCWS, Seventh place
2009
Mike Candrea
46
17
0
.730
13
7
0
.650
3rd
WCWS, Seventh place
2010
52
14
0
.788
13
8
0
.619
3rd
WCWS, Runner-up
2011
43
18
0
.705
11
10
0
.524
3rd
NCAA Super Regional
2012
38
19
0
.667
12
12
0
.500
4th
NCAA Super Regional
2013
33
26
0
.559
9
15
0
.375
7th
NCAA Regional
2014
44
16
0
.733
14
10
0
.583
5th
NCAA Super Regional
2015
41
20
0
.672
13
11
0
.542
3rd
NCAA Super Regional
2016
40
21
0
.656
13
11
0
.542
5th
NCAA Super Regional
2017
52
8
0
.867
18
7
0
.720
1st
NCAA Super Regional
2018
43
14
0
.754
13
11
0
.542
5th
NCAA Super Regional
2019
48
14
0
.774
19
5
0
.792
3rd
WCWS, Fifth place
2020
22
3
0
.880
0
0
0
–
Season canceled due to COVID-19
2021
41
13
0
.759
12
10
0
.545
5th
WCWS, Seventh place
2022
Caitlin Lowe
39
22
0
.639
8
16
0
.333
8th
WCWS, Fifth place
2023
29
25
0
.537
6
18
0
.250
8th
References [ edit ]
Venues People Seasons National Championships in bold ; College World Series appearances in italics