2010 Alabama Crimson Tide softball team

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2010 Alabama Crimson Tide softball
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SEC Champions
SEC Tournament Champions
Conference Southeastern Conference
DivisionWest
Record52-11 (23-4 SEC)
Head coach
Assistant coach Alyson Habetz
Pitching coachVann Stuedeman
Home stadium Alabama Softball Complex
Seasons
← 2009
2011  →

The 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide softball team was an American softball team, representing the University of Alabama for the 2010 NCAA softball season. The Crimson Tide played its home games at the Alabama Softball Complex. The 2010 club made the postseason for the 12th straight year.

Contents

Previous season

The 2009 Crimson Tide went 52-9 overall and 21-6 in SEC play. They were named the #4 overall seed in the NCAA tournament, advanced to the semifinals of the Women's College World Series. Three Tide players were named All-Americans (center fielder Brittany Rogers, pitcher/firstbaseman Charlotte Morgan and pitcher Kelsi Dunne).

Pre-season

The Tide returns 13 letterwinners from a team that equaled its longest stay at the Women's College World Series in program history last season. All-Americans Morgan and Dunne return to the fold to lead Alabama in the 2010 season. On January 16, 2010, the Crimson Tide held their first official practice. [1]

Schedule

DateTimeOpponentRank#SiteResultAttendanceWinning PitcherLosing Pitcher
February 13, 2010*1:00 PM#9  Missouri Tigers #2 Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, AL L 1-22,243C. ThomasK. Dunne
February 13, 2010*3:30 PM#9  Missouri Tigers #2Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 9-02,243C. MorganJ. Hainey
February 14, 2010*1:00 PM#9  Missouri Tigers #2Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 0-92,022C. ThomasK. Dunne
February 16, 2010*4:00 PM South Alabama Jaguars #9Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 6-31,885L. SewellB. Pligrim
Hatter Invitational
February 19, 2010*10:00 AM Rhode Island Rams #9Patricia Wilson Field • DeLand, FL W 17-3448A. LockeE. Szymanski
February 19, 2010*12:30 PM#14  Ohio State Buckeyes #9Patricia Wilson Field • DeLand, FLW 5-3617K. DunneL. Bodeker
February 20, 2010*10:00 AM#14  Ohio State Buckeyes #9Patricia Wilson Field • DeLand, FLW 5-4728K. DunneM. Miller
February 20, 2010*3:00 PM Stetson Hatters #9Patricia Wilson Field • DeLand, FLW 1-0971L. SewellA. Lindsay
February 21, 2010*9:00 AM#14  Ohio State Buckeyes #9Patricia Wilson Field • DeLand, FLW 7-1339K. DunneL. Bodeker
February 23, 2010*6:30 PM UAB Blazers #9UAB Softball Complex • Birmingham, AL W 7-31,323K. DunneA. Smith
NFCA Leadoff Classic
February 26, 2010*12:30 PM Maryland Terrapins #9South Commons Stadium • Columbus, GA W 4-1N/AC. MorganK. Knight
February 26, 2010*3:00 PM Iowa Hawkeyes #9South Commons Stadium • Columbus, GAW 5-4N/AK. DunneA. Zust
February 27, 2010*12:30 AM#4  Michigan Wolverines #9South Commons Stadium • Columbus, GAW 10-6N/AL. SewellN. Nemitz
February 27, 2010*3:00 PM Nebraska Cornhuskers #9South Commons Stadium • Columbus, GAW 11-3N/AA. LockeA. Hagemann
February 28, 2010*11:30 AM UCF Knights #9South Commons Stadium • Columbus, GAL 2-3N/AA. ColeA. Locke
Easton Classic
March 5, 2010*6:00 PM#7  Michigan Wolverines #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 2-52,102J. TaylorK. Dunne
March 6, 2010*1:30 PM DePaul Blue Demons #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 8-01,990L. SewellL. Dean
March 6, 2010*4:00 PM#7  Michigan Wolverines #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 2-42,321J. TaylorC. Morgan
March 7, 2010*12:15 PM DePaul Blue Demons #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 6-42,022K. DunneB. Heteniak
March 9, 2010*3:00 PM Liberty Flames #10Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 10-71,854A. LockeT. Smith
March 13, 201012:00 PM#6  Georgia Bulldogs #10UGA Softball Stadium • Athens, GA L 0-31,489E. ArevaloK. Dunne
March 13, 20102:00 PM#6  Georgia Bulldogs #10UGA Softball Stadium • Athens, GAW 8-51,489L. SewellK. Murphy
March 14, 20101:00 PM#6  Georgia Bulldogs #10UGA Softball Stadium • Athens, GAW 13-4854K. DunneE. Arevalo
March 16, 201012:30 PM Kentucky Wildcats #8UK Softball Complex • Lexington, KY W 7-2201K. DunneL. Bell
March 16, 20103:00 PM Kentucky Wildcats #8UK Softball Complex • Lexington, KYL 4-5201W. RileyC. Morgan
March 18, 2010*6:00 PM FIU Golden Panthers #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 2-12,008K. DunneK. Barrett
March 20, 20101:00 PM South Carolina Gamecocks #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 8-02,418K. DunneK. Goodwin
March 20, 20103:00 PM South Carolina Gamecocks #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 8-22,418L. SewellA. Chastain
March 21, 20101:30 PM South Carolina Gamecocks #8Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 21-11,911L. SewellK. Goodwin
March 24, 2010*6:00 PM UAB Blazers #7Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 6-22,060K. DunneL. Webster
March 27, 20101:00 PM#6  Florida Gators #7Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 10-42,723K. DunneS. Brombacher
March 27, 20103:00 PM#6  Florida Gators #7Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 5-72,948S. BrombacherL. Sewell
March 28, 20101:30 PM#6  Florida Gators #7Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 9-112,392E. GammelA. Locke
April 2, 20106:00 PM Auburn Tigers #8Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, AL W 5-11,633K. DunneA. Bunner
April 3, 20101:00 PM Auburn Tigers #8Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, ALW 9-11,563C. MorganA. Thompson
April 3, 20103:30 PM Auburn Tigers #8Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, ALW 10-21,562K. DunneJ. Loree
April 7, 20105:00 PM#14  LSU Tigers #6Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 3-12,366K. DunneC. Trahan
April 7, 20107:00 PM#14  LSU Tigers #6Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 4-32,366K. DunneR. Fico
April 10, 2010*1:00 PM Northwestern Wildcats #6Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 12-12,362K. DunneJ. Smith
April 11, 2010*1:00 PM Northwestern Wildcats #6Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 11-12,191K. DunneL. Delaney
April 13, 2010*6:00 PM MVSU Delta Devilettes #5MVSU Softball Complex • Itta Bena, MS W 6-1300L. SewellL. Jansen
April 17, 20101:00 PM Ole Miss Rebels #5Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 14-02,806K. DunneB. Nye
April 17, 20103:00 PM Ole Miss Rebels #5Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 8-32,806C. MorganL. Perry
April 18, 20101:30 PM Ole Miss Rebels #5Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 3-12,482K. DunneB. Barnhill
April 20, 2010*1:30 PM Troy Trojans #5Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 12-22,118A. LockeA. Williams
April 24, 20101:00 PM Arkansas Razorbacks #5 Bogle Park • Fayetteville, AR W 6-1910C. MorganL. McGuirt
April 24, 20103:00 PM Arkansas Razorbacks #5Bogle Park • Fayetteville, ARW 16-8910A. LockeC. Cohen
April 25, 20101:00 PM Arkansas Razorbacks #5Bogle Park • Fayetteville, ARW 8-6719L. SewellK. Jones
April 28, 2010*6:00 PM#7  Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets #4Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 13-12,045K. DunneH. Rush
May 1, 20101:00 PM#16  Tennessee Lady Vols #4Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 4-22,542K. DunneC. Hosfield
May 1, 20103:00 PM#16  Tennessee Lady Vols #4Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 7-62,848C. MorganI. Renfroe
May 2, 20101:00 PM Tennessee Volunteers Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALRAIN OUT  
May 8, 20101:00 PM Mississippi State Bulldogs #3MSU Softball Field • Starkville, MS W 10-1976K. DunneM. Flesher
May 8, 20103:00 PM Mississippi State Bulldogs #3MSU Softball Field • Starkville, MSW 8-2976C. MorganL. Dunlap
May 9, 20101:00 PM Mississippi State Bulldogs #3MSU Softball Field • Starkville, MSW 6-1683K. DunneS. Becker
SEC Tournament
May 13, 2010*11:30 PM Arkansas Razorbacks #3Bogle Park • Fayetteville, ARW 9-01,125K. DunneH. McLemore
May 14, 2010*5:00 PM#15  Tennessee Lady Vols #3Bogle Park • Fayetteville, ARW 4-3906K. DunneC. Hosfield
May 15, 2010*6:30 PM#11  Tennessee Lady Vols #3Bogle Park • Fayetteville, ARW 5-41,510K. DunneR. Fico
NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional
May 15, 2010*6:00 PM Alcorn St. Lady Braves #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 9-02,323L. SewellJ. Hatch
May 22, 2010*1:30 PM Lipscomb Bisons #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 5-22,439K. DunneW. Kiihnl
May 23, 2010*1:30 PM Lipscomb Bisons #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 6-02,170K. DunneW. Kiihnl
NCAA Tuscaloosa Super Regional
May 29, 2010*11:00 AM#19  Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALW 8-02,918K. DunneS. Ricketts
May 29, 2010*1:30 PM#19  Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 7-83,218S. RickettsK. Dunne
May 30, 2010*Noon#19  Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine #3Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, ALL 4-53,130S. RickettsK. Dunne
*Non-Conference Game. #Rankings from NFCA released prior to game.All times are in Central Time Zone.

Ranking Movement

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NFCA [2] 32998108786
USA Softball [3] 3287675567

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References

  1. ↑ "Softball Has First Official Practice of 2010 Season - ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE - University of Alabama Official Athletic Site". Archived from the original on June 4, 2012. Retrieved January 17, 2010.
  2. ↑ NFCA Poll Archived 2009-01-06 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ↑ USA Softball Poll Archived 2010-03-10 at the Wayback Machine
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