#20 Christine Quattrocchi Sr.

Albany, N.Y. P

At Dartmouth: Quattrocchi enters her senior season already among the all-time pitching leaders. She is first in strikeouts (275), wins (35) and earned run average (2.28).

2002: Quattrocchi appeared in 15 games and started a team-high 13 while finishing four...She threw 76.1 innings and had a 2.11 earned run average...She allowed opponents to hit just .224 against her, which was a best on the pitching staff...Quattrocchi was presented the Coaches Award for contributions both on and off the field...Held teams to two or fewer earned runs in 12 of her 15 games...She threw a five-hit shutout against Rhode Island and later tossed four scoreless innings in relief against Holy Cross...Picked up a season-high five strikeouts in Game Two at Brown...Quattrocchi also collected four hits in 21 at bats and had five RBI.

2001: Quattrocchi appeared in 19 games...Had an 8-11 record and a 4.37 earned run average...The school's all-time leader in strikeouts (242) and wins (30)...Had a season-high 10 strikeouts against Columbia...Threw 11.2 innings in a 1-0 loss at Rhode Island...Named to the Ivy League honor roll once.

2000: Quattrocchi had a school-record 22-4 overall record and a 6-1 mark in league play...Set the season and career-record for strikeouts in a season with 169...Named both Rookie and Pitcher of the Year in the Ivy League as well as first team All-Ivy...She was also named first team ECAC All-Star, second team All-Region, honorable mention All-New England and was the team's most valuable player...Appeared in a team-high 26 games and finished with a 1.02 earned run average...Threw a school-record 10 shutouts and also completed 24 games...At the ECAC Championship, Quattrocchi threw 24.2 innings and allowed just two earned runs while striking out 22 as Dartmouth finished second in the tournament...In her first collegiate start against Maryland-Baltimore County, Christine fanned a personal best 11 batters...On March 30, she threw a no-hitter against St. Anselm, striking out six...Was the Ivy League Pitcher of the Week three times and Ivy League Rookie of the Week twice.