Maddy Stensby

Year:
Sophomore
Pos.:
P
Hometown:
Olympia, Wash.

2019 (senior season): First-team All-Big Sky Conference (pitcher/utility) ... Played in 50 of 56 games, getting 37 starts ... Made eight starts at pitcher, 29 at designated player ... Totaled 26 pitching appearances overall ... Had a 3.99 ERA and 6-7 record ... Threw two complete games, made one save ... Struck out 73 in 86 innings of work, limited opponents to a .285 batting average ... Batted .303 in 109 at-bats ... Had 10 extra-base hits, with seven doubles, a triple and two home runs ... Scored 21 runs, drove in 18 ... Had seven multiple-hit games, three with multiple RBIs ... Went 4 for 4 with four RBIs and two runs scored in 15-7 road win at Southern Utah ... Had a 7.09 ERA on March 8 ... Posted a 2.74 ERA over final 15 appearances of the season ... All six wins came after March 22 ... Had complete-game victories over Carroll and Northern Colorado ... Picked up lone save of the season in 4-2 win over Cal Poly at Stanford’s tournament ... Struck out a season-high 11 in 7-2 home win over Carroll.

2018 (junior season): Appeared in 20 games, making 12 starts ... Went 5-6 with a 3.76 ERA ... Threw five complete games and one combined shutout ... Struck out 62 in 85.2 innings of work ... Also made 10 starts at designated player ... Batted .242 in 33 at-bats, with a triple, two RBIs and a run scored ... Went 2 for 4 with an RBI batting cleanup in 4-2 victory over New Mexico at UC Riverside’s tournament ... Nine of 12 starts at pitcher came against Big Sky opponents ... Matched program record with 13 strikeouts in 5-3 road win at Southern Utah ... Threw seven-inning five-hitter in 6-1 win at Idaho State ... Combined shutout, with Haley Young, came in 9-0 home win over Carroll ... Gave up two runs in eight innings of work to pick up 3-2 home win over Portland State ... First two wins of the season, against New Mexico and Seattle, came in relief.

2017 (sophomore season): Appeared in 26 of 59 games, making nine starts ... Went 5-7 with a 3.13 ERA ... Ranked seventh in the Big Sky Conference in ERA ... Threw one complete game, taking a hard-luck 4-3 loss at home to Boise State ... Part of one shared shutout, pitching first four innings of 11-0, five-inning home win over Carroll ... Five times entered a game and threw no-hit relief ... Allowed just four earned runs over final 12 appearances ... Held Washington without a hit in 1.1 innings of relief work in NCAA tournament game ... Struck out a season-high six batters in complete-game home loss to Boise State.

2016 (freshman season): Made 21 starts, appeared in 31 games ... Went 4-9 with a 4.74 ERA in 99 innings worked ... Threw six complete games, with two shutouts ... Threw a no-hitter, the first in program history, in 8-0, five-inning home win over Portland State ... Threw another no-hitter less than two weeks later in 10-0, five-inning home win over Great Falls ... Ranked fifth in the Big Sky in appearances, sixth in strikeouts ... All four wins came in home games ... Recorded lone save of the season in 6-5 home win over Nevada ... Had a seven-strikeout game in 8-0 loss to Texas State.

Career Bests (Hitting)
At-bats: 5 (Seattle, 3.3.18)
Hits: 4 (Southern Utah, 5.4.19)
Doubles: 1, seven times
Triples: 1, two times
Home runs: 1, two times
Runs: 3 (Utah Valley, 3.17.19)
RBIs: 4 (Southern Utah, 5.4.19)
Walks: 2, three times
Steals: 1 (Sacramento State, 4.5.19)

Career multiple-hit games: 8
Career multiple-RBI games: 3

Career Highs (Pitching)
Innings: 8.0, two times
Strikeouts: 13 (Southern Utah, 4.13.18)
Pitches: 127 (Southern Utah, 4.13.18)

Games with five or more strikeouts: 11
Games with 10 or more strikeouts: 2
Complete games: 14
Shutouts: 2
No-hitters: 2

Personal: A 2015 graduate of Olympia High ... The daughter of Jason and Dana Stensby ... Has an older sister, Jessica, and a younger brother, John ... A management major.