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Michigan Wolverines Softball Tickets

Team: Michigan Wolverines

Home Games: Alumni Field

Head Coach: Carol Hutchins

Hall of Fame Alumni: Marissa Young, Sierra Romero

Rivals: Northwestern Wildcats

Michigan Wolverines Softball Tickets

The Michigan Wolverines are quite predictable in one important way: they win games. In fact, since 1994, the Wolverines softball team hasn't lost more than 20 games in a season. What's even more impressive is the team's NCAA tournament appearance record. Since 1992, the Wolverines have made it to tournament play every year except one: 1994. They've also made it to conference championships more than a handful of times: 21 times, in fact, between 1992 and 2019. If things keep up, the team might capture another Women's College World Series appearance, which would give them 12 since 1995. With the help of superstar talent that's played with the Wolverines over the years, such as Marissa Young, it's no wonder the Wolverines are one of the winningest teams in college softball. While sporting the Husky uniform, Marissa won the Big Ten Pitcher Award and Player of the Year in the same season. Pick up your Michigan Wolverines softball tickets at StubHub.

What conference do the Michigan Wolverines play in?

The Wolverines are a Division I softball team of the NCAA. They're also members of the Big Ten Conference. Before joining the Big Ten, the team, like most other college women's teams, was a part of the AIAW, the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women.

What is the Michigan Wolverines' head coach's background in softball?

As of 2020, Carol Hutchins is in her 36th season as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines softball program. During her tenure there, she captured the title as the winningest coach in all of NCAA softball. Her record as of the beginning of 2020 stood at 1,616 wins, 517 losses and five ties. Hutchins first started at Michigan as an assistant to Bob De Carolis. Two years later, she took the helm. Since then, the Wolverines have never had a losing season. Under her guidance and leadership, the Wolverines had an explosive year in 2005, during which they set numerous records, including the most wins in a season for the program (65 wins). They also set a record for most consecutive wins (32). Hutchins herself has been named Coach of the Year 17 times by the Big Ten Conference and nine times by the NFCA Regional body. Additionally, she and her staff were named the Great Lakes Region Coaching Staff of the Year 14 times out of the last 22 years. Under her tutelage, numerous players have evolved into star professional athletes, such as Sierra Romero, who would go on to play at the World Cup of Softball in 2015.

What was the Michigan Wolverines' record last season?

As with most years, the Michigan Wolverines had far more wins than losses in 2019. Their win percentage was an impressive .776 with 45 wins and 13 losses. Their in conference play percentage was even more remarkable at .957. Their home game record stands at 17-2 for that year, and during away games, they won 15 and lost five.

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How much are Michigan Wolverines softball tickets?

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