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  • Lehman Resigns PostJun. 2, 2005 | Sharon Lehman, the winningest softball coach in the history of the Golden State Athletic Conference, has resigned after 11 successful seasons.
  • APU to Host Softball CampMay 11, 2005 | Azusa Pacific is hosting its first-ever softball camps in June. The camp is available to players from ages 8 to 16 who will have an opportunity to work with college players while improving their skills and knowledge of the game.
  • Mikesell's Monster MashesApr. 30, 2005 | Junior Jessica Mikesell hit 2 home runs, including a grand slam, and registered a school-record 7 RBIs to lead Azusa Pacific to an 8-5 victory and a season-finale split with No. 6-ranked Poiont Loma Nazarene.
  • Mikesell Makes it HappenApr. 28, 2005 | Jessica Mikesell's 2-run double capped a 3-run sixth inning to complete a comeback victory and a Cougar sweep of UC San Diego.
  • Bummer at BiolaApr. 23, 2005 | Biola swept a GSAC doubleheader from Azusa Pacific to close the door on the Cougars' playoff hopes. The Eagles scored all their runs of the day in just 2 innings of play.
  • She Does it AllApr. 19, 2005 | Megan Alkire teamed with Kris Franks to strike out 26 batters and then slugged her seventh home run of the season to lead Azusa Pacific to a GSAC sweep of Hope International.
  • Tough Day at the OfficeApr. 16, 2005 | Pitchers Amanda Xavier and Candice Thomas held the Cougars to just 2 hits through 13 innings and Cal Baptist collected its first-ever sweep at Azusa Pacific, beating the Cougars 4-0 and 6-3.
  • Suicide CollisionApr. 13, 2005 | Azusa Pacific used a pair of suicide squeezes and a collision at first base to beat Biola in the first game of a key GSAC doubleheader that the 2 teams split.
  • Two-Out DisasterApr. 12, 2005 | Vanguard scored 7 of its 12 runs with 2 outs to come through in the clutch for a GSAC doubleheader sweep of Azusa Pacific.
  • All Things Being EqualApr. 9, 2005 | Azusa Pacific had to settle for yet another GSAC split, this time sharing victories on the road with Concordia. As a result, the Cougars are 6-6 in conference play.
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